13 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/37a7f11817213ea09c7d19069f6f7d76.pdf 9f46132bc78c004edca9a77dcca588f9 PDF Text Text CH I CK A S AW S C0 UT S 1964 OPERATING T0 C0 UNC I L 0 F A M E Il I C A COMMITTEE C 0 UN C I L REPORTS ME M B E R S �1964 - A YEAR OF ~ROGRESS 1964 has been a good year for Chickasaw Council. The council exists for the purpose of serving the institutions which use the Scouting program. This service to institutions is provided by our conunissioner staff, our operating committees, your council officers, and professional staff, All of these groups have done a good job resulting in progress in all areas of our pro- gram. 1964 has been a year of progress. Not all has been accomplished as we would like to have seen it but we are pleased that progress has been reported by every committee. Our committee performance has been good and we are grateful to each chairman and every committee member for the work done, We are especially grateful for our wonderful new camp and want to thank all those who had a part in making this new facility a reality. Much work is being done toward providing a better office service center and it is hoped that definite plans can be announced in a few months. A long range planning commJ.ttee will soon begin work to project our future needs so that a capital fund campaign can be held to improve and expand all our facilities as necessary. We are indeed gratified that we have operated within our budget in 1964, This has not been an easy job and we thank the finance committee and all others who made this possible. The council is particularly indebted to the fine institutions which sponsor packs, troops, and posts, and the institutional representatives who make up the majority of our council membership. Our success is due to a large extent to the splendid cooperation of our sponsoring institutions, We are proud of our record but we cannot rest upon past accomplishments . We must move forward with new ideas and new emphasis that will extend Scouting and exert a telling influence on the lives of more boys. SCOUTING CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE: �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 1964 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS Paul Borda James H, Carmichael Rives Manker R. F. Scruggs William M. Vaughan S. Shepherd Tate T. J, McGuire, III Clyde Lambert Russell Perry President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Commissioner COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Advancement Camping and Activities Finance Health and Safety Interracial Organization and Extensfon Public Relations Leadership Training Rives Manker Clyde R. Wentz William M. Vaughan Dr. S. B. Anderson T. J. McGuire, III George A. Thomason E. M. Eslick R, G. Shultz DISTRICT CHAIR.t!fili Jim Brooks Joe G. Helms Louis A. Hiett Norvell Ledbetter Mississippi Southwest Eastern Northeast EXECUT~VE.BOARD Newton P. Allen Page Brown Herman Bensdorf A. B. Buckeridge F. Guthrie Castle H. M. Clayton J. T. Chandler John Cooper Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Rembert Donelson Phil Emerick John Faber Frank Fisher A. A, Floyd William N. Morris Paul 11. Barrett Captain Jack Wright Southeast Crittenden Northwest MEMBERS AT LARGE W. D. Fones R. D, Fuller Charles S. Hosse, Jr, Bethel T, Hunt Robert L, Irwin, Jr. Frank z. Jemison J, Clark Johnson D. H, Kuykendall Henry Loeb J. ,J. Mad is on Charles R. Mott J. M. McKnight George Phillips Nick Pinter E. L. Williamson w. c. Wofford Dr.Hollis Price Ted Schabel W. L, Sharpe Gerald Shill Dr. A. E. Smith Alvan F, Tate, Jr, Neumon Taylor F. T. Thayer, Jr. Maynard Thompson J, P. Tucker Dr. Henry Turner Dr. James A. Wallace F. w. Wallis William K. West, Jr, Vanden J. Willey �COMHISSIONER STAFF Russell Perry, Council Commissioner We are proud of our staff of 122 commissioners who are giving direct service to the 140 institutions using Council. Your commissioner staff the Scouting program in Chickasaw is the group which keeps contact with your units and your leaders tive and healthy. in constant in order to keep your units ac- We have had excellent district commissioners this year and though their ability to organize and lead a fine quality of commis- sioner service has been rendered throughout the council. Perhaps the greatest help to your leaders has well planned roundtables conducted by Neighborhood commissioners have fering with unit leaders. been conducted come through regular, commissioners in every district. been regular in visiting A gl'eat amount units and con- of on the spot training by commissioners and many unit problems have through the counsel of a well trained commissioner staff. has been solved The commis- sioners have conducted several hundred roll calls, participated in charter reviews, assisted in the roundup program, and are always on the job to give necessary help in all district and council events. We are convinced that the council program has through the service given by the commissioner staff. been strengthened �ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE Ri.ves Manker, Chairman The advancement program continues to grow in Chickasaw Counci.l. value is received from what a boy lean1s Great as he works on his advancement, For this reason we are extremely proud of the fact that to date this there have been 4 763 advancements in rank compared to a total of year 4254 for the sameperiod last year. More merit badges have alsobeen earned and there has been a definite increase in all ranks but one. Highlight of the advancement program was Eagle Scout Day held during Boy Scout Week with 108 Eagles taking part. We are grateful to Newton Allen, who was chairman of this event, and to the sponsors and all others who made such a success possible. We also want to viding an educational scholarshtp to an thank the Civitan outstand1ng Eagle Scout each year. We are also pleased to report that we again have an in religious awards. For several years the leading councils in America will have in this Club for pro- excellent Chickasaw Council has important program. record been one of This year we the highest number of these awards ever presented - 12 7 to date, Our advancements have increased each this progress can continue. year for several years, We hope �CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Clyde R. Wentz, Chairman Great events took place in the camping program for the Scouts of Chickasaw Council in 1964, Top of the list of course is our brand new camp. A new Kamp Kia Kima was dedicated on June 27 with approximately 2000 Scouts and friends participating. We want to thank George Phillips and his dedication committee and all of you who participated in this great event. We are especially grateful to John Cooper and Cherokee Village for their efforts in making this new camp possible. Ur. Cooper made a most attractive offer to the council and provided more than the promised in every instance. Through his efforts we now have a fine new camp, and over 600 acres to provide for future expansion. Camping at the new site was good. The camp staff did an amazing job in getting ready and camp attendance was at a peak. At Kamp Kia Kima we had 1697 boy weeks. Camp Fuller also had a fine operation wHh 16 7 boy weeks. Approximately 2000 Scouts took part in district camporees this year. One of the activities highlights this year was our national jamboree held at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania in July. From Chickasaw Council we had 4 jamboree troops made up of 160 Scouts and leaders. In this contingent were 6 Canadian Scouts who visited our council for 2 weeks prior to the jamboree. Most of the units in the council participated in the special "Strengthen America's Heritage" program. An effort has been made to encourage more of our troops to plan a complete year round outdoor program of camping and activities. Those troops who do this to a great degree of cffici.ency are awarded the National Camping Award. So far this year 42 troops have recei.ved this award for our best record. We know that great things are ahead for us in our camping program for Chickasaw Council. We are grateful for the support received from every Scouter and every institution. �FINANCE COMMITTEE W. M. Vaughan, Chairman We are pleased to report that Chickasaw Council is operating on a balanced budget in 1964. This has been made possible for several reasons. First, your finance committee prepared a bare minimum budget for 1964 after experiencing some difficulties in raising the previous year's budget. The planned budget was $143,051 and it has not been necessary to revise this budget. The council will. operate within this total budget and it is anticipated that more than this amount will be raised by the end of the year. In 1964 a small increase was allocated by Shelby United Neighbors. This source supplies $101,000 or approximately 70% of our operating income. Our sustaining members provided $36,000 for 25% of the income. This was a $5,000 increase over the previous year and the best results we have ever obtained in this area. Our area campaigns are not completed but are expected to produce about $8,000 for 5% of the total income. Your finance committee and your executive board feel a responsibility to make provisions for expansion of the Scouting program in Chickasaw Council. To do the job your council needs to do in 1965 a total budget of $159,487 will be necessary. This budget has been prepared and approved by the executive board. To raise this budget, our sustaining membership will probably have to produce approximately $50,000 in 1965. Frank Fisher is chairman of this sustaining membership effort and is completing plans for the organization to get the job done. This is a challenging goal but easily obtainable if every Scouter does his part. Your help will be needed. �HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Dr. Sam B. Anderson, Chairman Your Health and Safety Committee has a responsibility to work closely with the camping and activities committee to insure that adequate measures of health and safety are always maintained. We encourage every Scout to have a physical exnmination so his Scoutmaster can have a record of his health history and physical condition. Our committee also makes an annual to be sure no hazards exist. inspection of unit meeting places First aid instruction has been emphasized in troops and water safety instruction carried out in most districts. Safety has been emphasized at all activities. The facilities of our camps were improvements were made. inspected and recommendations All campers were required to havi.l for pre·-camp phys- ical examinations and physical rechecks were given by doctors to each camper when he arrived at camp. There are new quarters for camp resident physicians and the Health and Safety Comr.11ttee has a major at Kamp Kia Kima project of providing a doctor for each week of canp. The Health Lodge at camp is also greatly improved, The Health and Safety Committee will continue its efforts to maintain proper standards of health and safety. �LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE Robert G. Shultz, Chairman Every Scouter should be trained for the job he is to do in Scouting, Your training committee has endeavored to provide this training and has concentrated on training of leaders who work directly with boys. In 1964 the training committee has conducted 158 courses to date with 1907 cer- tificates being given to Scouters for completion of these courses. Training conducted includes courses for Cub Basic, Scout Basic, Explorer Basic, Committee Training, Cub Leaders Pow-Wows, Scouters Showandos, Camp Staff Training, Junior Leader Training, and many courses. specialized training Several Scouters participated in national training courses. Your training committee has also made a special effort and improve our fine library of training aids. to maintain These aids include movie projectors, films, slide projectors, filmstrips, record players, records, a tape recorder, training manuals, training kits, training material including all new America. We will and other necessary items produced by the Boy Scouts continue to provide the best possible of audio-visual equipment for our training in the council. Our Scouters are being recognized for the training they complete. More training awards have been given this year than ever before. Included are 31 Scouter's Keys, 36 Scouter's Awards, and 11 Den Mother's Awards. We express our gratitude to all who have helped in our training program. �ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE George Thomason, Chairman The Chickasaw Council does not serve boys directly but only through institutions which use the Scouting program. Our success depends on how well we establish our partnership wHh community institutions. At present time in Chickasaw Council 240 institutions are Scouting a part of their youth program. Cub Packs, 205 Scout These institutions sponsor 135 Troops, and 54 Explorer Posts. the program in these institutions and find making We need to expand additional sponsors in order to continue our growth. Your organization and extension committee has found that our greatest problem has been the breaks we have had in our partnershJ.ps with institutions. For various reasons we have dropped 56 units in 1964. This is a serious situation which should be improved. We are happy to report that partnerships have 30 new institutions. This includes 4 new been established Packs, 14 new Troops Explorer Posts. Many additional units will be organized before in and 14 the year is over. We continue to grow but not as fast as we feel we should. our best year for growth. In that year we grew over 1000 1963 was boys. We should close 1964 with a gain, but it will be only a small gain. We must concentrate on more new units. The only way we can expect a constant growth year after year is to have a good net increase in units each year, Over 70,000 boys of Scout age are available for Scouting in the area served by Chickasaw Council. 16%. We have a great challenge. the program of We are reaching only �PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE E. M. Eslick, Chai.rman From the public In Scouting our public image is most important. comes our funds for operation, our success, many facilities, and depend for our very existance, manpower which is the general support essential for on which We should use every available Scouting is doing a good job in means We must tell of communication to inform our Scouters and our public. our story. we must Chickasaw Council and we must spread the word. We have made a special effort to publicize our 1964 and want to express our gratitude to newspapers, radio activities stations, and television stations for the help they have given. We also want to thank Scout units and sponsori.ng institutions for Boy Scout Week activitfos, many public dispbys, and other pro- grams to help sell Scouting, We also appreciate programs which we have been permitted tol:av e in civic clubs, churches and schools. To all who have helped we are grateful. � 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 C H I C K A S A W C 0 U N C I L S C 0 U T S 0 F A M E Il I C A 1964 OPERATING COMMITTEE REPORTS T 0 C 0 U N C I L M E M B E R S 1964 - A YEAR OF ~ROGRESS 1964 has been a good year for Chickasaw Council. The council exists for the purpose of serving the institutions which use the Scouting program. This service to institutions is provided by our conunissioner staff, our operating committees, your council officers, and professional staff, All of these groups have done a good job resulting in progress in all areas of our program. 1964 has been a year of progress. Not all has been accomplished as we would like to have seen it but we are pleased that progress has been reported by every committee. Our committee performance has been good and we are grateful to each chairman and every committee member for the work done, We are especially grateful for our wonderful new camp and want to thank all those who had a part in making this new facility a reality. Much work is being done toward providing a better office service center and it is hoped that definite plans can be announced in a few months. A long range planning commJ.ttee will soon begin work to project our future needs so that a capital fund campaign can be held to improve and expand all our facilities as necessary. We are indeed gratified that we have operated within our budget in 1964, This has not been an easy job and we thank the finance committee and all others who made this possible. The council is particularly indebted to the fine institutions which sponsor packs, troops, and posts, and the institutional representatives who make up the majority of our council membership. Our success is due to a large extent to the splendid cooperation of our sponsoring institutions, We are proud of our record but we cannot rest upon past accomplishments. We must move forward with new ideas and new emphasis that will extend Scouting and exert a telling influence on the lives of more boys. SCOUTING CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE: Jim Brooks CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 1964 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD Paul Borda James H, Carmichael Rives Manker R. F. Scruggs William M. Vaughan S. Shepherd Tate T. J, McGuire, III Clyde Lambert Russell Perry OFFICERS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Rives Manker Clyde R. Wentz William M. Vaughan Dr. S. B. Anderson T. J. McGuire, III George A. Thomason E. M. Eslick R, G. Shultz DISTRICT CHAIR.t!fili President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Commissioner Advancement Camping and Activities Finance Health and Safety Interracial Organization and Extensfon Public Relations Leadership Training Joe G. Helms Louis A. Hiett Norvell Ledbetter Mississippi Southwest Eastern Northeast William N. Morris Paul 11. Barrett Captain Jack Wright Southeast Crittenden Northwest Newton P. Allen Page Brown Herman Bensdorf A. B. Buckeridge F. Guthrie Castle H. M. Clayton J. T. Chandler John Cooper Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Rembert Donelson Phil Emerick John Faber Frank Fisher A. A, Floyd EXECUT~VE.BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE W. D. Fones R. D, Fuller Charles S. Hosse, Jr, Bethel T, Hunt Robert L, Irwin, Jr. Frank z. Jemison J, Clark Johnson D. H, Kuykendall Henry Loeb J. ,J. Mad is on Charles R. Mott J. M. McKnight George Phillips Nick Pinter E. L. Williamson w. c. Wofford Dr.Hollis Price Ted Schabel W. L, Sharpe Gerald Shill Dr. A. E. Smith Alvan F, Tate, Jr, Neumon Taylor F. T. Thayer, Jr. Maynard Thompson J, P. Tucker Dr. Henry Turner Dr. James A. Wallace F. w. Wallis William K. West, Jr, Vanden J. Willey COMHISSIONER STAFF Russell Perry, Council Commissioner We are proud of our staff of 122 commissioners who are giving direct service to the 140 institutions using the Scouting program in Chickasaw Council. Your commissioner staff is the group which keeps in constant contact with your units and your leaders in order to keep your units active and healthy. We have had excellent district commissioners this year and though their ability to organize and lead a fine quality of commissioner service has been rendered throughout the council. Perhaps the greatest help to your leaders has come through regular, well planned roundtables conducted by commissioners in every district. Neighborhood commissioners have been regular in visiting units and confering with unit leaders. A gl'eat amount of on the spot training has been conducted by commissioners and many unit problems have been solved through the counsel of a well trained commissioner staff. The commissioners have conducted several hundred roll calls, participated in charter reviews, assisted in the roundup program, and are always on the job to give necessary help in all district and council events. We are convinced that the council program has been strengthened through the service given by the commissioner staff. ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE Ri.ves Manker, Chairman The advancement program continues to grow in Chickasaw Counci.l. Great value is received from what a boy lean1s as he works on his advancement, For this reason we are extremely proud of the fact that to date this year there have been 4 763 advancements in rank compared to a total of 4254 for the sameperiod last year. More merit badges have alsobeen earned and there has been a definite increase in all ranks but one. Highlight of the advancement program was Eagle Scout Day held during Boy Scout Week with 108 Eagles taking part. We are grateful to Newton Allen, who was chairman of this event, and to the sponsors and all others who made such a success possible. We also want to thank the Civitan Club for providing an educational scholarshtp to an outstand1ng Eagle Scout each year. We are also pleased to report that we again have an excellent record in religious awards. For several years Chickasaw Council has been one of the leading councils in America in this important program. This year we will have the highest number of these awards ever presented - 12 7 to date, Our advancements have increased each year for several years, We hope this progress can continue. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Clyde R. Wentz, Chairman Great events took place in the camping program for the Scouts of Chickasaw Council in 1964, Top of the list of course is our brand new camp. A new Kamp Kia Kima was dedicated on June 27 with approximately 2000 Scouts and friends participating. We want to thank George Phillips and his dedication committee and all of you who participated in this great event. We are especially grateful to John Cooper and Cherokee Village for their efforts in making this new camp possible. Ur. Cooper made a most attractive offer to the council and provided more than the promised in every instance. Through his efforts we now have a fine new camp, and over 600 acres to provide for future expansion. Camping at the new site was good. getting ready and camp attendance was 1697 boy weeks. Camp Fuller also had Approximately 2000 Scouts took part in The camp staff did an amazing job in at a peak. At Kamp Kia Kima we had a fine operation wHh 16 7 boy weeks. district camporees this year. One of the activities highlights this year was our national jamboree held at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania in July. From Chickasaw Council we had 4 jamboree troops made up of 160 Scouts and leaders. In this contingent were 6 Canadian Scouts who visited our council for 2 weeks prior to the jamboree. Most of the units in the council participated in the special "Strengthen America's Heritage" program. An effort has been made to encourage more of our troops to plan a complete year round outdoor program of camping and activities. Those troops who do this to a great degree of cffici.ency are awarded the National Camping Award. So far this year 42 troops have recei.ved this award for our best record. We know that great things are ahead for us in our Chickasaw Council. We are grateful for the support Scouter and every institution. camping program for received from every FINANCE COMMITTEE W. M. Vaughan, Chairman We are pleased to report that Chickasaw Council is operating on a balanced budget in 1964. This has been made possible for several reasons. First, your finance committee prepared a bare minimum budget for 1964 after experiencing some difficulties in raising the previous year's budget. The planned budget was $143,051 and it has not been necessary to revise this budget. The council will. operate within this total budget and it is anticipated that more than this amount will be raised by the end of the year. In 1964 a small increase was allocated by Shelby United Neighbors. This source supplies $101,000 or approximately 70% of our operating income. Our sustaining members provided $36,000 for 25% of the income. This was a $5,000 increase over the previous year and the best results we have ever obtained in this area. Our area campaigns are not completed but are expected to produce about $8,000 for 5% of the total income. Your finance committee and your executive board feel a responsibility to make provisions for expansion of the Scouting program in Chickasaw Council. To do the job your council needs to do in 1965 a total budget of $159,487 will be necessary. This budget has been prepared and approved by the executive board. To raise this budget, our sustaining membership will probably have to produce approximately $50,000 in 1965. Frank Fisher is chairman of this sustaining membership effort and is completing plans for the organization to get the job done. This is a challenging goal but easily obtainable if every Scouter does his part. Your help will be needed. HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Dr. Sam B. Anderson, Chairman Your Health and Safety Committee has a responsibility to work closely with the camping and activities committee to insure that adequate measures of health and safety are always maintained. We encourage every Scout to have a physical exnmination so his Scoutmaster can have a record of his health history and physical condition. Our committee also makes an annual inspection of unit meeting places to be sure no hazards exist. First aid instruction has been emphasized in troops and water safety instruction carried out in most districts. Safety has been emphasized at all activities. The facilities of our camps were inspected and recommendations for improvements were made. All campers were required to havi.l pre·-camp physical examinations and physical rechecks were given by doctors to each camper when he arrived at camp. There are new quarters for camp resident physicians at Kamp Kia Kima and the Health and Safety Comr.11ttee has a major project of providing a doctor for each week of canp. The Health Lodge at camp is also greatly improved, The Health and Safety Committee will continue its efforts to maintain proper standards of health and safety. LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE Robert G. Shultz, Chairman Every Scouter should be trained for the job he is to do in Scouting, Your training committee has endeavored to provide this training and has concentrated on training of leaders who work directly with boys. In 1964 the training committee has conducted 158 courses to date with 1907 certificates being given to Scouters for completion of these courses. Training conducted includes courses for Cub Basic, Scout Basic, Explorer Basic, Committee Training, Cub Leaders Pow-Wows, Scouters Showandos, Camp Staff Training, Junior Leader Training, and many specialized training courses. Several Scouters participated in national training courses. Your training committee has also made a special effort to maintain and improve our fine library of training aids. These aids include movie projectors, films, slide projectors, filmstrips, record players, records, a tape recorder, training manuals, training kits, and other necessary training material including all new items produced by the Boy Scouts of America. We will continue to provide the best possible audio-visual equipment for our training in the council. Our Scouters are being recognized for the training they complete. More training awards have been given this year than ever before. Included are 31 Scouter's Keys, 36 Scouter's Awards, and 11 Den Mother's Awards. We express our gratitude to all who have helped in our training program. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE George Thomason, Chairman The Chickasaw Council does not serve boys directly but only through institutions which use the Scouting program. Our success depends on how well we establish our partnership wHh community institutions. At present time in Chickasaw Council 240 institutions are making Scouting a part of their youth program. These institutions sponsor 135 Cub Packs, 205 Scout Troops, and 54 Explorer Posts. We need to expand the program in these institutions and find additional sponsors in order to continue our growth. Your organization and extension committee has found that our greatest problem has been the breaks we have had in our partnershJ.ps with institutions. For various reasons we have dropped 56 units in 1964. This is a serious situation which should be improved. We are happy to report that partnerships have been established in 30 new institutions. This includes 4 new Packs, 14 new Troops and 14 Explorer Posts. Many additional units will be organized before the year is over. We continue to grow but not as fast as we feel we should. 1963 was our best year for growth. In that year we grew over 1000 boys. We should close 1964 with a gain, but it will be only a small gain. We must concentrate on more new units. The only way we can expect a constant growth year after year is to have a good net increase in units each year, Over 70,000 boys of Scout age are available for the program of Scouting in the area served by Chickasaw Council. We are reaching only 16%. We have a great challenge. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE E. M. Eslick, Chai.rman In Scouting our public image is most important. From the public comes our funds for operation, our manpower which is essential for success, many facilities, and the general support on which we must depend for our very existance, We should use every available means of communication to inform our Scouters and our public. We must tell our story. Scouting is doing a good job in Chickasaw Council and we must spread the word. We have made a special effort to publicize our 1964 activities and want to express our gratitude to newspapers, radio stations, and television stations for the help they have given. We also want to thank Scout units and sponsori.ng institutions for Boy Scout Week activitfos, many public dispbys, and other programs to help sell Scouting, We also appreciate programs which we have been permitted tol:av e in civic clubs, churches and schools. To all who have helped we are grateful. 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 1964 Title A name given to the resource 1964 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees 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 Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/83b7c62feaae6a48c5bca2b357d55186.pdf 4a479a75b0e792e8aedc9e8c2a8c9efd PDF Text Text Form 0·539 3.2M1164 REGION No. _5__ COUNCIL No. 5 58 APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1965 NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick N. J. 08903 The ............C.\:!..\C.t-.:.~_;2_t:\."X:L .. __ <:;.__<2._(J_b\_i,'.;JL __________________ .. ____________ Boy Scouts of America, with Council corporate name headquarters at .6.J.2,... 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In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1964 and objectives for 1965 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application has been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called . l • ~· A., v /£ . . meeting on ........v..&1~.iJ.e1.t'. .. l .......B vi: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19.G....t:., at which meebng a quorum was present and the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in prornoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws, policies, and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ......................................................................... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �1. On December 31, 1964, we had .J.___ 3_~z. chartered institutions in our territory, each of which sponsored one or more Scouting u,nits. At the same time the membership of our council was compo,sed of ........~ ..'!...]..... institutional representatives and ~;-:z..,t ......<,~ .....?..?. ...... members at 1arge. To ensure the representative character of the council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the council and executive board as follows: Council only (d1eck): Religious.X ... ; Educational.X ... ; Labor.X ... ; Civic.. X. .. ; Business .. >.\'. .. ; Agricultural..X. ... Council (check): Jewish ...... X .......... ; Catholic.......X ......... ; Protestant...):(. ............ ; Other................... . Executive board (check): Jewish ...... X. .......... ; Catholic...... ?!:. .......... ; Protestant....X. ............ ; Other................... . 2. Amendments to our constitution and bylaws were adopted in 1964. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D D Yes Yes k1J D No No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular commissioner service by personal visit to.32,.7. .. units out of a total of:4.?..9.units in the council. 4. During 1964, there were .... J .....meetings of our council and ...1.0....meetings of our executive board and .. 3. ...... meetings of the executive committee. District committees met monthly (except July and August) during 1964 in ...... .\.9...... of our districts, and the rest averaged ................ meetings. Cub and Scout roundtables were held monthly in .... J.7.'........of our districts. The remain· ing districts averaged ......7. ....... roundtables. Explorer roundtables were held quarterly in ....... districts. ;z...... 5. Council annual meeting is in month of....NQ.Y.~f.~\~.f.~~.......... Officers and members elected at that time serve one year beginning .........i.0J:,\\L'.\.B,.":f. .... L;1...l.'.lh.:L................. 6. The council has a total of... .1.0.... districts. Of these, ../<:::?.... districts are organized with functioning district committees. There are.............. districts without functioning district committees. 7. The council adopted a Jong-range plan in 19..5.'J. .. The plan extends through 19..C.f ..... OR, the council does not now have a long-range plan. D s. FUNCTIONING OF COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES COUNCIL No. of Districts Repre- No. of lv!eetings Held in 1964 DISTRICTS -----Number of 1Iembers sented on Each Committee Total Number of Members-Alt Council xxx JO d'f 72 xxx Executive boa.rd xxx /0 xxx Organization and extension l:Z J() 6f t.6 6 10 Advancement t;- Camping and activities Finance // 'I·· If ;{J / i) ;() Public relations () J.eadership training I-Iealth and safety /{) xxx /,_...'?.. ! - ' / ; 0 J>l 7 "f I ~t ,,l~t; 7-t /_) ;/.. I r ,/ :2.. ? I Additional Comments District Operating Committees ,, .JO xxx 9. We request continuation of present normal credit limit by Supply Service Division and will maintain our account on a thirty-day basis. (NOTE: If change in maximum credit is desired, state new amount here. $........................ ) We also request continuation of the present additional credit to cover special orders for camp, handicraft, and other seasonal items. (NOTE: If change in this credit is desired, state new amount here. $........................ ) I " f~ 10. This council has accepted its quota of $.. ,.;.. G·~:.2 .......... for the year 1965 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $........................ ; in ....£.... equal payments of $.El'1,;L..~:'2.each during the months of >':l .......................................................... t'.'.!.-1.t. ....'1~:l:~.... !.'::'if?.Y.'.Efr.:!..~,'.~ ........................................................................................... . (Councils are requested to schedule final quota payment prior to November 30, 1965.) �v !form Q.;;39A 3.2Mll64 This copy for National Office O Regional Office O Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE TRANS MITTAL SHEET Charter fee$ ............ . Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Quota Total NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick, N. J. 08903 ..................... Loc..1.l Council Attached is the application of the.. ....0."}..~-~f..~.~.?.......f··-~-§":-~.-~.f.·.~-'~.:f~f,_Jor Headquarters city rene,val of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1965, together with reports as called for. State and ZIP Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items arc not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date.") NOTE: Item 1 should accompany application. So should Item 3, if possible. 1. Charter fee 2. Payment of quota ,yJ/).''St:' y~ %"c.fi'' ' report for fiscal year end'ing.....Uk..-. ::. .......... :.. 1964 ............... 3. Aucht * .........I'!<?...... Yes or No Date ......./YO ...... 4. Scout executive's report for 1964, if any Yes or No Date Registration of council and district Scouters is a requirement for the issuance of the council charter. Rosters of council and district Scouters were mailed separately to Rcgistr.ation Service on ..... x./lf.~·:!_«:~f/?..!f... .-l.~---·/.f.6...~~~i:~-- ·············-····----··········· Rosters will be mailed to Registration Service on ................ . Date NOTE: Do not enclose council and district Scouter rosters with charter renewal application. (Signed) ............................................................. ·------------------------Scout Executive .. J.A'::l..'!.6-..t. J. ___ 4,<el1 f..16. ..5 Date Please mark "Cl·IARTER RENEW AL" on transmittal envelope or affix special "CHARTER RENEW AL" gummed sticker that was furnished with these forms. "'If fiscal year is other than calendar year and ends later than April 30, 1965, then submit as a part of this charter application the figures and audit for the fiscal year last completed. If fiscal year ends between January 1 and April 30, 1965, then the audit is to become a part of this year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after dose of fiscal year. �Form 0-5398 3.2}.'11164 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1964 ;::; Region No.~"'---- ti\C K A 'SA LA) Name of Council C Headquarters City ~\llf,MI"' >I! ;S State and ZIP 111.,.h! 3t\\O;$ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please use only following classifications. This is for purpose of national record and comparison. EXPENDITURES D ur1ng F"1sca1 Y ear 9. 10. i> Ii.xecutive salaries3 ____________ Office salaries .................... Retirement, Soc. Sec. ________ Rent, light, heat, tel... ........ Office supplies ................... Postage, express ............... Field expense, transp'n ..... Public relations ................. All camp operations .......... Leader trng. & conf .......... Natl. quota, charter fee ..... A cti vi ti es. t'ft!!';;;'•'· ~/..1;.;-J....%·:.~·;·~ ;••. _ Campaign expense ............ Interest on indebtedness 4. Insurance ___________________________ $ f..7.'f/(,' e or tY $ 1g·ures to nearest dollar only (no cents). Column 3 Column 2 Special Receipts' Budget-1965 (Net) Net Expenditures2 (Col. I Minus Col. 2) $ ,/ ~, ".! ! "J-,os:;_. 1) $ •t[ / / o.f1- 1 )\ :>I I .~ tJ. ff ,,8;;;; ? '9$9. "1, '< .<<t ''lo . <'. I<!'." ""'. { .,:"'t,-lr- 9, (,;, '"! t,. '?) s···"7 (> <1} \}...{} ,, 'JJ:A ., z I J i;,,s:' J"hf/ "":> 0 !(' /.1;-3>>< '• t !J D I ~ I !)CJ c7 11. 7q 4'0. /CJ I·<;, v 3, , &'..:;,,,2,-. - ,%. I ::;;.s t> :;,r:; I, "o I 'M ,;i._. 3G- ( I"{<:' ' • {,I~ ~f'°'· - l.7-?'t! ~:;..~ 1 J ,'1~< "3-.:. ?' J, ' /, o o I I '\J. '"JD(~ Jf ~ p 0 ;,,,,.,µ,,_'" 3~rc'(,' " ' /./,'(° '/'! f) ' '?: ·' 19-;~,. f.~ j ~n t ?>£° J -- 12..· °23$- 0 JO 81'8 r;i.111 - 1,-;'"'"1.\'/ 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Miscellaneous .................... - . :i' ,. ·' Column 1 Total Expenditures I. Operating Expenditures: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. n mg o Soo 'J 7 -- - TOTAL OPERATING x x x x x $ /'.,/It, 9~, 9' II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office land and building... $ 2. Office equipment... ............ 3. Camp land and buildings .. 4. Camp equipment... ............ 5. Motor vehicles.................. 6. Campaign expenses .......... TOTAL CAPITAL $ $ I? 7, n'', o $ /S7!, Ct8 °1 $ ...,, NOTE: See important instructions below in footnotes 1-5 for determining net operating expenditures and the year-end use of sundry accounts. -" ¢> ,-, 31 50 ? " ,,,,,, ' $ .<'. , /[)&;:? e? III. Revolving Accounts: (Na tion al funds) I. Boys' LIFE---·········---··----·-·· $ 2. Registrations ...................... 3. Scout supplies ................... TOTAL REVOLVING $ IV. Sundry Accounts' v. $ {_£ -1,~.t;L t) X $ AY!,('. / " : ;;,, !,_I 2,3,o(.-'J tJ; ~/f.f- . . (£ ' -~ I 1f'.., "f t~ $ - 3!... '?:i - I 99 - 0 'f i -- iv1CJ $ - !J,t>CJ'lf $ 9,\9,H 7, ')\.I ,- $ :2. ",{ 3 '1 $ e'..ttf-~' ;',L j ){ Payments of Indebtedness (loans and fund transfers) . $ D .i.. So;; I Report as Special Receipts such items as fees for camping, activities, and training, and refunds tb all budget items (i.e., personal use of telephone, payment of postage by distributor, etc.), in order to arrive at the correct net cost to the council (see Column 3). Report revolving account receipts in Revolving Accounts section, Column 2. 2 Sho\v no surpluses in Column 3. If special receipts (Column 2) from activities or camping exceed total expenditures (Column 1), show "O" in Colurrm 3 and report the surplus in Section VI, item 4, or Section VII, item 2, as earned income. 3 In reporting salaries, do not include transportation allowances. Do not distribute executive or office salaries to other budget items. 4 Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 5 Nonbudget figures incidental to can1ping, activities, training, etc., which are carried in sundry accounts during the year, should be shown in Colwnns 1 and 2 in the Operating Expenditures section of this report in order to arrive at the correct net cost to council. Sundry Accounts on this report include only items not related to operating accounts (i.e., transfer to trust fwid, World Friendship Fund, Order of the Arro\v, etc.). I �t< Region No. ""----Council No.~:;,"'~'-".'"C~",..?'_~.,~- VI. Operating Income During Fiscal Year Ending ~'!"..J'.:Jf:ltl,5fi'< IX, Assets, December 31, 1964 (or end of fiscal year) Repo-rt figitres to nearest dollar only (no cents). 1. Contributions from areas where council participates in ACTUALl BUDGET community chests or united funds 1964 1965 a. From chests or united funds .......................................... Ri-'$"-LLJ/>,LJY-"''''''-'>(/""'"~"'--<'-'$"-"''"""P:;.';,,.'"""",·~"'"'i:~c:)-1 .z R oq.J; f.f :t..~ -e:,x:;:z;') · · be h. b• F rom susta1n1ng n1em rs 1ps .......................................... -l--2'27'/""""''-+-_:.t-""p,L'12'--j Current: Cash on hand and in bank c. From other sources ..............................................................1 - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - I 2. ,Contributions fro111 areas \Vhcre council docs not participate in chests or united funds · dependent carnpa1gns · 7 .2/, c>c>lJ a. F rom 1n ............................................ l--..L,'--"-"""--+---4-""""'--I / / b. From sustaining memberships ..........................................1 - - - - - - + - - - - - - - c. From other sources ............................................................ 1 - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - 1 3 3. 1 Securities not included in trust fund Fixed: ()ffi.ce land and building Office cquipn1cnt Camp land and buildings Ca.inp equip1ncnt Motor vehicles Other assets ' """'"""'""""""'•"'.''"'""'""""''''"""''""'''"'"""'"'"•"'''''''"'+------1------1 4. Net income from earnings: a. Activities ..............................................................................1 - - - - - - - + - - - - - - · - < b. Trust funds ..........................................................................1------+---------c. Investn1ents ..........................................................................1 - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - t d. Supplies for resale ............................................................. +-_~(,,._.~..···~\1---+-------< (specify) .............................. ,................ ,......................~------+------< Total assets e. Other 5. $ 25-5,, & 0 tJ ' Give valuations as follows: Land and buildings, trust funds and other sec1trities-fair market value Equ·ipnie11t and 1notor vehicles-depreciated value NOTE: ....................................................................................................,1------+------1 . f or operation · ..................................................... ·< , " · ,_... ·2a'' ;-, $ /L,c> t..ic/i ·"",., T otaI income X, Liabilities, December 31, 1964 (or end of fiscal year) VII. Income for Capital Purposes During Fiscal Year Ending_____ l964 1. Contributions from all sources .................................................. $ 8 0- b Value of trust fund Contributions not included in 1 or 2 (explain) 11·~· a ......... l.b!... :'.:'f.::.ff~E."..?.i~ ......................................................... 1----~~""-+--_,_/_,_~c..~l~rt:'t:~: .,.~'-t b. $ ") 5·' Unpaid pledges Office supplies Supplies for resale $ 2. Income from earnings (net) ..................................................... 1 - - - - - - 4 - - - - - - - 1 Accotmts and bills payable 3. Total income for capital ......................................................... -.$.______.._$.._____--1 Notes payable Mortgages VIII. Loans and Fund Transfers. Bank loans, transfers from trust funds, reserve funds, savings funds during fiscal year. Other liabilities2 1. For operating purposes ................................................................f-'$'----,,----1-'$'------\ Reserve for 1965 operations ~: Reserve for capital .'35o {) ::ta:~~'..'.:'. . .~~'..:~'.. ~.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: U:.-"'/-+-"--"''--'-''-------' ~ 3 ..5DO $ Total liabilities Show all income whether budgeted for this year or otherwise. Show gross contributions received. Cost of campaigns is reported in Expenditures section of this report. Do not include unpaid pledges. 2 Include advance payments on camp, jan1boree, E..'<plorer trips, etc. 1 XI. General For Current 1. At the end of the fiscal year the council showed: An operating surplus of $ j~°j__rfjY r , Accumulated $----- An operating deficit of 2. l)uring 1964, we received allocations from______}__ __ chests or funds and campaigned in_~'CJ::_nonchest communities (give number). 11 3. Plans are being made for a capital campaign. 0 Yes D No Approxi1nate date of campaign _ _ _ _. 4. Date on which the council last filed Form 990~A with Internal Revenue Service 5. Our council uses the local council standard monthly financial report. r'WYes g. h~lle~een audited by C PA ·~~ >"'\ ·pf A ··t 3 Approximate goal$----- -E"-"'.S~S..-""L!.;..i..LlLf"C---------·----- D No, but plans to b y - - - - - - - - - - N\ A ·~~ t.1 J \ C f.;:. , Jy\ l "( 1< 1"+ .£" l. t~- . Date ? ~r f~ i?! t('. <'"<. ·--B V1 t- £> H·) t:.·; . fl\ ~.idi\'0 (:$ 6. Our accounts 7. Current market value of trust funds: Those controlled by the local council or by trustees appointed by the council, those controlled by others,$ (if exact value is not known, give best estimate). r""'I.., Wl 8. ·· Name and addr/ss of CPA or professiondi accountant Total amount received during 1964 in bequests from wills, $ • - - - - - - - - - ; in foundation grants, (Signed) Chairman, Finance Committee ' W ..J--2 '2.,,.~----·; f' $~-------- Scont Executi'le �DATE !<t< K 3~ 11.?'3 {tv?ti/ (?<JO C v/?lNZ' (wtw ,5 vi>) l.k'/C. ;5) ;:11/jJF/( ( 1-.~01 Bid) ) // 3 81 .2. '20. c: vA'Pnf,/( /t:'.1,'J,J,ffl?.. I/ 31.?2. / DATE MEMO TO . I} bO 8 Q, I ~33"18"6 / K!<'I< ;;z, 72/{. :21 7 16 6? I f(/fN(}r/25 5, &!'--.'f-'- ··-"""i!;ct 1~3 ~ .. tB ; I $;'Be,~. OCI .:Z ·1 • ..? ~";y,u<;-~· 11 7~1,til t.. ~)hi .•: --~o a o: .!f00,.._ ~s- ~~ H 0 .;;[ ..5/.z 1- 2 PARK FREE ACR0ss THE STREET ATANYPARKRITELOCA.TIOHWH llEAT,.l. PRINTERS • STATIONERS • OFFICE 2 7 1 195 MAO!SOTAVE. •MEMPHIS OUTFITTERS • SYSTEMS DESIGNERS r--:-PHIK FREE AcROss THE STREET o; / ATA/-IYPARKRJTELOCATlONW HILEAT,.l.{)0 PRINTERS • STATIONERS • OFFICE s ' r H o N E s z s - z z 1 t 195 MADISON AVE.• MEMPHIS OUTFITTERS • SYSTEMS DESIGNERS �Form 0·539C 3.2MI164 REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE -1964 Name of Council .. (:/:.. :.~,_)~..~.:?...'.:'..!:,!....................................................... Region No. --~ Council No. 5~"57? ·115~ .(~}.f?..bi..C.$, ..........State and ZIP...··<" fl /.~~'.:.:t1J ......:·:?..::./ OJ 2 Headquarters City.... ~~-~-TABLE 1 MEMBERSHIP Total on Dec. 31, 1963 1. Total Cub Scout units New in 1964 ?I J CJ' /01 2. Total Boy Scout units .•? ··'·"'" ;-(5 3. Total Explorer units /:? /) 0 '? Not Separations• in 1964 (See note) -· ,;2 t/ ~-, ··- ./ ~/ "·'-'//(:;' 6. Total Boy Scouts c ,"), ') ?/ . ,.z c/?:,7 3 ~) Y) Cf 7. Total Explorers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 9. Total pack Scoutcrs (incl. Den Mothers) 10. Total troop Scouters 6 ;;IC) ii. t/o"1 /SI.;; " / 7;,' :;;('"'; ';;' 11. Total Explorer unit Scouters 12. All other Scouters (conncil and district) including Women's Reserve 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10, 11, and 12) •• ! I 17/ xxx <;:/ '"') '! ,,( h £.;'] <j' c;0 .7 } ~:;, o!oJ~ ).iJ ,, /<"' ~ "', - C/ c:/'J~ ... ,_) '/) ;!. xxx ;;:;" ., ,. ;; I O'J) xxx xxx 1 JI(, (.) .! _/, '.(_,! . {,.f ;;~ <£"' 31 !,./I ({•I")/ Lf i>:!( xxx xxx ....-' ::1,/ /! 1! OP :L 9 ..•. l:i /7$~'7 sirs· /'J'/t) A'O·'{' I '1 2 7 /) (:x:·" "'.0/1 __. • //( "/i/ .,1.,, -/o >/ . I 5-0 )o/77 _iLi ;;;'/ . /1 '7) -· 17 I t~ ,:1 ,:?<1(:? j..J.!;"!J ;1,,J! if fl ,,<77 Io"'? (J o- . !,.! .( - . Objectives Dec. 31, 1965 :; Z:'. :::::/ 1/.:•c -r",,{' ,/ () fut. Net Separation$ 1965 I\.:?'["> 7//?-" ::>''/.-, I<> D r.:-'J I ;/ L /'/I""' -..51 "/ () <P t I ::{ i, , .. ' / ~"'. ,~·},,.::::; I £ ot/ ':l-; <;?;z () 5. Total Cub Scouts j Estimated New in 1965 3-7 _ ~/)/ I//{ ,:;· ? !2, /J 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) Total on Dec. 31, 1964 xxx ~o, / (§ , --~ < t./:2.,) () xxx *Net separations equal "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfet'$ in." TABLE 2 RURAL MEMBERSHIP, 1964 Include all boys and units in open country and in communities under 2,500 population. Include, as rural, suburban areas outside city limits, except fringe areas around cities of 50,000 population or more, which have been specifically designated as urban by the United States Census Bureau. Cub Scouting (See Note L) Boy Scouting (SeeNote2.) Exploring (See Note 3.) TOTAL December 31 December 31 December 31 December 31 1963 1964 1963 1964 1963 1964 1963 1964 Total rural boy members Total rural units Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, and Lone Boy Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes posts, ships, squadrons and members thereof. TABLE 3 UNIT REGISTRATION During 1964 unit charter reviews were held, involving the particip·_~Hot~-_:of representatives of chartered_ ins,titutions, unit comtnitteemen, unit leadership, and council representatives, in co~necti9_P- with the reregistration of.....-:-.'..:~ ..'.'...... units out of our total of. .....:: ....... :: ... units that reregistered during the year. Of these unit charter reviews held, .. ,••·;: ../ ..-./ were individually conducted in their O\VO chartered institutions. �TABLE 4 THE WHOLE scour FAMILY Indicate number of institution• in council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows; Number 1. lntJitution.r having packs (one or more) only..................................................................... . 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only................................................................... . 3. Institutions having Explorer units (on_e or more) only ..................................................... . 4. ln11i1u1ions having both ,Packs and troops......... - ..................................... ----··---········-------· 5. ln1tit11Jions having both troops and Explorer units.............................................................. I 6. Ins1i1111ions having both packs and Explorer units... -----·-----·············-·······-··-·······--····-········· 7. Institntions having Whole Scout Family (packs, troops, and Explorer units)----·--·········· 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS---------------------------------·---- TABLE 5 BOYS' LIFE 1. Number of .Boys' LIFE subscribers as of December, 1964 ............ . 2. Percent of October, 1964, 1nembership subscribing.... 3. Objective for 1965: percent membership subscribing.......... . TABLE 6 UNITS SERVING THE HANDICAPPED Pac:ks NUMBER OF Troops Posts Number of Boys Blind Deaf . Mentally retarded ... Physically handicapped ................................. . Correctional institutions ............................... . -------- Other (specify) ---------------------- --------------------- (Signed)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chairman, Organization and Extension Committee Scout Executive �For1~1 C-539D 3.2bHl64 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1964 3 Region No. _ _c__ _ _ __ CAMPING II. EXPEDITIONS AND TOURS I. YEAR-ROUND CAMPING SUMMARY-1964 Number TROOPS 1. Ntunbcr of troops qualifying for the National All local and national tours (vocational, educational, etc.), expeditions, canoe and pack trips, Explorer base, etc. Explorer ·······················t--;;c-7~-f-r.--,;-""T"'l Boy Scout ···················t--L-"'--f-'-'-·~~-1 Scouters ........................L-'"-""-'-~LL_=!..=:__J Percent !! III. LONG-TERM CAMPING-BOY SCOUTING ONLY I· (Six or more consecutive days) Yearly summary: Include tours, cruises, service camps, trips, etc. Do not include Scouts from other councils. Camping Award- ten days and nights during the year............................ .. 2. Doing some can1ping but belo\v above standard ............................................................. . J.i ( 3. Doing no camping during the year.................. .. ft,, b ,. 4. \ Total number of troops at d?se/ of r~porting period. (See note above.) ...... ~~;.-:,:'3'.{?_,·~·:_~:.t:.·..... ;} :''& A. CHARTERED TROOPS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On council site......................... 2. Off council site....................... 3. Total (I and 2) ..................... '"i. B. EXPLORER UNITS 1. On trips or camps totaling five days .and nights away from hon1e................................................. . / 2. On trips or camps totaling less than five days and nights ------------·······-··--·····················-·············· 3. Units with one or more superactivities ............. . c. I Number of Troops Number of Different Scouts " .• ,/ R,,,,:;i ") f i ) ,<d:._ <:) j PROVISIONAL CAMPING 4. On council site....................... 5, Off council site....................... 6. Total (4 and 5) ..................... GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6) ....... 7, Percent of June 30, 1964, Boy Scout membership* "'? . '!> Number of Troop Scouters 9 i'; {) ,,,,:._ / / 1---··----- I "ff I :/:c:n:nc ,_%, ;. J{• 0 JI a xxx xxx xxx xxx I 2.. c> '''•5?f ,,;-{ l 31.'> xxx ' "" 'ft?,/% c? I )i (} J Sl. I 7' xxx *In con1putlng the percentage of long-term camp1ng for the year, d1v1de the grand total, line C, by June 3J) "'m~r:n-R,~rship as follows: , ,,,~ ~.., Me1nbership, June 30, 1964 .~,""' ~,t °"' Boy Scouts; ___.Z__.=..:::::.~_troops and neighborhood patrols. 4. Total number of Explorer units at dose of reporting period. (See note above.) ....... .?.. <. No. of Persons No.of Tours NOTE: In reporting year-round ca1nping, choose the most convenient twelvemonth period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September throllgh August), or the chartered year of each unit. In the latter case, the accumulated reports secured from unit charter renewals covering t\velve months' operation of each unit would result in the council total. ::t.. IV. CONSERVATION We have a written conservation plan for our camp. D Yes t3:f No We are carrying out the plan. D Yes D No V. CAMP OPERATION 1. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1964 (summe1· and year-round camping). $ /0, 818 J (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include council appropriation as income.) 2. What amount was included in the council 1964 operating budget as the council appropriation for camping? ......... . $ 12 7 I L/O �VI. LONG-RANGE PLANNING 1. Has the council adopted a long-range plan for physical facilities that projects land needs for twenty years and facility needs for at D Yes least ten years? 2. If "yes," in what year was the long-range plan adopted? D No VII. CAMP PROPERTIES AND CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT 1. Estimated cost of camp expansion planned in 1965: Land $ .............. New facilities $ ........... Improvement to existing facilities$ .... . 2. Has the Engineering Service: Approved the site? 0 Yes D No Reviewed the plans? D Yes O No 3. Was new property acquired during 1964? ·B:J Yes '.0 No Number of acres ... 2..Q ..9'..... f31 New site D Addition to old Where located ?.l!.d1.lt..<,.::.-.:~~-~----·~··:~:~:~f'.;o.'.<t~.J~~l'~~r-···~·:f'~-~:L~:·:f::~?lE~t':":·: ..;:·....................................................................................................................... . USED FOR LIST ALL CAMP PROPERTIES BY NAME Long Term xxx xxx 4. TOTAL CURRRNTVAI.UATION NUMBER OF ACRES Short Term Owned . .. -··· ; Leased Land and Buildings (if owned) Equipment :' Totals must agree with fixed asset figures in Finance Committee Report. Give valuation of land and buildings at fair market value and equipment at depreciated value. 4. Will the council remodel or acquire new office space in 1965? O Yes 1ZJ No 5. Has the Engineering Service reviewed the above plans? 0 Yes O No NUMBER HELD ACTIVITIES-1964 I. PARTICIPATION 1---__,----+ -----r----t Council Basis District Basis Units COORDINATED UNIT EVENTS Boy Members ') / j 1965 ACTIVITIES PI.ANNED (check) Council District y Most successful event held Strengthen America's heritage ·····i-~--+~/_,_<~_.J_+-¥_;:._,_+_J_M-___t-----1--)~(--+ in 1964: , '"' _ .,~ Boy Scout Week -----······--------------··· '7 , ? ,;?<) 1>7 :/·1,~::.ir:.5 x J)JY ,, 'f. J.l.J?t<J 't/fG.f c11~t1{"''F)t..";;:J "> Other C./iJ:l.;f'...1.).J.~l..:?!.K"'.1:1:~tL:?tY..~ II. III. VI. J 7 f"i(~t}J ••- Where held Jc.;;:;;.::-{} DISPLAY EVENTS Most successful event held Arena type ............. ·················· ·------+----+ ----+---+---- +----+in 1964: Booth type ·····················--····r--·-·--1----+------+---+-~··-·-+----- - - - - - - - - - - - Other ... .............................. _ ~----1-Where held SKILL EVENTS Cam p oree ....................................... 1---+~=--+--!0 7 .;• oc:· X ·-l-"--'----+ ----+-w..--i Rall y Or meet ..................... .. Other ............................................. __ Most successful event held · 1964 : m .. r __ LIMITED PARTICIPATION EVENTS Eagle banquet ............................... 1--~1--1----t----r~f_?_-r-·~x--t----i Webelos day ................................. Other ............................ ,,.._,............ Most successful event held in 196/, -5 !>A C' J9 fo'! JP <ff if it _(;'-S Where held ,{p,;;·.J.· / CtJIJ'{ • Where held i f i.-/iP!c·f.5 Scout Executive Y .. , �Po,rm 0-539tl: 3.2Mll64 REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1964 tl: \_i;;;__\'s-_I\_~_!.'!;_~---·····················································------------·-·-·--··--·---···----·--···--····-·-····--·· Region No. Nrune of Council ... <::::... Headquarters Gty ...... JV\~__ />!\~..\\\~---··-·-·..························ ................State As of December 31, 1964, ·we have accomplished the following toward providing training for all of the key leaders of our registered units: Cubmasters:I: Scoutmasters Explorer Advisors (post, ship, squadron) TOTAL TOP UNIT LEADERS Assistant Cubmasters:r Assistant Scoutmasters Associate Advisors Number Registered as of Dec. 31, 1964 / {ll (Including Basic Training) Percent Number Percent r-f ·~ . /0 J ?lip ··-- ::10?' p-fb ?l) 7'7 _7,- '/ a/.-. . . '·'} ( Tf.~..~.......~'a.\0_21_ ._c_ou_n_c_iI_N_o_._:r,_._5-::._"~8_::::::::::_-_, Have Completed Entire· Unit Leader Training Series Have Completed Basic Traini.ng* Number and ZIP !O L/77 J, '- .:,::r .itJ2 JI 0 ti7 I°! _r- J?C Scoutmaster . .b 11 -';)- Explorer Advisor _L ( TOTAL ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS !ft~ !~I DEN MOTHERSt c,cr 7 !v3 Jv c; ~)'if' Lj C;' .'./L/, i) c;l/ )~'li 117 !~. t/ DO ( I I JLfif :')ti 7 :!:The new session, "The Cub Scout Progratn - An Orientation Session," rnay be substituted for basic training of Cub Scout leaders. *Report all individuals who have completed basic training, including individuals listed as having conipleted entire unit leader training series. Commissioner Training Number Registered as of Dec. 31, 1964 Number Trained as of Dec. 31, 1964 {' as of Dec 31, 1964 [~/ District commissioners Assistant district commissioners for roundtables Percent Trained c I r'} .) ;/} Assistant district commissioners 08', {J l /, l; (other) /' Neighborhood commissioners TOTAL /;~a h .5:J(j 7?' ., Scouter's Keys: Cubmaster -~.d ;,i,;,:, tf i& ' r ' :C1,{r l/ ,q ,! AWARDS ISSUED IN 1964 /JO.? l/~;; a-J'J to'l.O 13 0 ',.3? ' l') 1? 'h _5" _ _ >O </D 70 OL -- Total ':?'" Den Mother's Training Award J___j Scouter's Training Award -··-·-·--.-- Arrowhead Honors: I- District Commissioner -~·-- .. Assistant District Commissioner "(~; Neighborhood Commissioner ___7__ 1965 Objective (Percent Trained) ;c·o _g Commissioner Yes Is inventory of unit leader train~ ing current to Dec. 31, 1964? No ,X )l-'\ d \, Did the council conduct "trainA ing before commissioning" for unit leaders in 1964? •D Is the council using the training plan for district Scouters? D �1964 UNIT LEADERS' TRAINING RECORD Number Number Certificates Issued Courses Conducted CUB SCOUT LEADERS The Cub Scout program Basic training Pack leader training: Planning the Cub Scout program The pack meeting Pack management 1,1 ,<; "o Den Mother-den chief relationships ,=3T,;1,J x x x x x x f/4~. j ;;L I ?,;, ,J ~"' -~s, 1 ~) ~- ~;:(_ e,, l ;J TOTAL D .) /X 4 /; ,, t) Z.J 1·1 ;--J .5-' :;? ~·~\ ./ x x x <".::, " ... ,1 - x x x <-:er - L/ /A I '1, .:;;; f j . -·>~I Lf i 1/" ~· / ;,::;, '.) 2 'I j I /~ <;,,) ·~· ' 1/"" () ,/' ,/' .:. )\ /i I ··-··--- -..------ , ' 5/,), - :;J,, -- <;, , i ~2 CJ! ) 'Zi / ----- TOTAL ') '/ -··~·.,~- / _1' i UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses were conducted. during 1964 for enrolled students by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. NWnber Courses Attendance College I 5· C) 4f (Do not include the above co11rses in Jhe council totals.) (Signed) Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Scout Executive Credit No Yes 1..3 I TOTAL .;t1l Name of College "-"'"'"'"" ,_., ·• 1 I ? ' / EXPLORER LEADERS Basic training: Post leader Squadron leader Ship leader Understanding Explorers ~2 /;!), '/:k,, ln"-11 _c pl ii l;~lid) <;"' '? , / Others (list) I I "" fj TOTAL 1/ -~ Summer camp know-how Troop camping (other than "the outdoor program") Junior leader training events ,;; I #< -- ,/ Merit badge counselor trainini ,;::_ I ~2/ 'A-~ To Be Held 1965 (check) ./ ( i ,.;./>;' BOY SCOUT LEADERS Basic training The troop committee Advancetnent How to train junior leaders in the patrol method The outdoor program Leadership / < Commissioners' conference Showando 9 ) Number Persons Attending Den Mothers' workshop I "";L'/ I Number Events Held Instructor training event Cubbers' pow wow Den chiefs' training conference x x x J; :; ' ;;;;,2 ··~fj L,tc ", x x x Den Mother training: Planning the Cub Scout program Your den meeting /.~::?¢~~ I j LOCAL TRAINING EVENTS HELD IN 1964 �Form 0-539F 3.2Mll64 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1964 Region No._-",?"-~---- MERIT BADGE RECORD ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1964. L ... Cub Scouts Qualified During 1964 Wolf Bear Lion Webelos Total 30.::2? Boy Scouts l ~i Second Class First Class Star Life Eagle !-Agriculture..................... ........... .. ..i,.fL. 2-Animal Industry. .5L .. 3-Archery............ .. ....... L'L .. 4-Architecture..... .. ........ .J?c."L .. 5--Art............ .. .... ...... J':L .. . 6--Astronomy.... 7-Athletics .................................. ~['!.. .. 8-Atomic Energy......................... ..!?.. .. 9-Automotive Safety........... ...... JC, .. .. 10-Aviation............................. A'/ .. . . . .. .S.'}.... . I !=Basketry................ 12 Beef Product10n........ . ........ dl .... .. .. ........ 5. 13-Beekeeping.......... . .....'23.. . 14-Bird Study....... .. .. IS:. .... . 15-Bookbinding....... A-29 I t7 '7 Total -,~ 21-Chemistry......................... .... J'1r·" 22-Citizenship in Home........ d,.2'.i:..... . " -Community .... ...i&ICJ. .... . 23" -Nation ........... ...;l,.JJ ....... 24.. ........ fr>.~.. .. 25-Coin Collecting..... 26-Cooki ng.... .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .'1..1/.J;•.... .. 27-Corn Farming ......................... 3 .... .. ;~=~~~jf~g~..r~i~~··· ••.•..•. _.•••_J:.? .•. 30-Dairying. .. . .. . ... .. ...... 3 l-Dog Care. . .. . .......... 'f.J . 32-Dramatics .. -------··············· ...... . ;_J Start -='---------+----CL--· I 33-Electricity.......................... ... ..'tlf?... .. .. 34-Electronics.. ..................... .........;L .... . /3 Life! ------------r---=~---1 35-Farm Arrangement _________ ··-·····(g_···---· 36-Farm Mechanics ......................2:. .... .. / "/ Eagle! 37-Farm Records .................................. .. 38-Fingerprinting................. ... L'1. ...... .. Apprentice2 Explorers c; _o_rd_i_na_r~y_z_ _ _ _ _ _- t - - - - - - - I ~~=~:~~~~?J~i~...•••. -.•_-.''...•.fJzJ.-_-_-_- 41-First Aid to Animals ..............} ........ . 42-Fishing ............................ Ji'o.L .... . 43-Forage Crops.. ................................. .. 44-Forestry ............................ .L?i.2 ...... . 45-Fruit and Nut Growing ......... d) .... .. -~~--------+-------I 46-Gardening .......................... ,?.l..:;t: ...... . 47-Geology............................... Jllc1.... .. Bronze Award 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - I 48-Hiking............................. ~-:1 .. ~r. ..... . _G_ol_d_A_w_a_rd_'-------+-------I 49-Hog Production .......................<1,,.. .. 50-Home Repairs .................. .. .1.9/J .... . Silver Award' 51-Horsemanship.............. .. .... Total : : : 54-Joumalism ................................ ?....... . lfor all Explorers 55-Landscaping .................... --------""~---·· 2For Sea Explorers Able2 -----------1-------1 Quartermaster2 --"----------+-------1 Apprentice' 10 Sfor Alt Explorers ;~=i~~~~L~f;e t1... .. :-:!£1 :: 56-Leatherwork. .................... ...-5.~ ..... ;;--~~~~~i;,~::::::::::::::::: ~i:is: . ... L ..2. .. . 59-Marksmanslup 60--Masonry.............................. ./.Q .. .. 61-Mechanical Drawing ...... ..... o3.. q___ _ 62-Metalwork. ..................... .... J.i;:;... . 63-Model Design and Bldg ..........6 ... .. 64-Motorboating .................... ,,:di:.... . 6 5-Music. .............................. ..... J.3 .... . 66-Nature.. .. .. .. .. .... .. ... .. .... .. . .AJ. 8. ..... 67-0ceanography .- ~~-~~;~~:fi·Fi~~nc~s···_...••. .••. 1.5~ . .• ·~~fl 7 2---Photography ............................& .. .. 73-Pigeon Raising......................./ ... .. I ~-;i'..... . . ...................... -····){} . 7 4-p 1onee~1ng ;~ ~~::~~~! Frt:ess ;~-~;t;~~;.n~·············· ••'4L... ••• •. 77-Poultry Keeping......................;$ .... . ..... /..(2. 78-Printing....... .......... 79-Public Health ................. ./..'.':.';'.... .. SO-Public Speaking ............ /...9 ..3 ... .. 81-Rabbit Raising ................... ..l.q._._ ... 82-Radio.... _......................... .... ~!..:1 ...... . .. ............, ...7,,.... . 83-Railroading.... ··--······ __1;::,__f?.!?... -. 84-lleading......... .. ... i?,ih.. .. 85-Reptile Study. . . . . . . ._· •/..~·]····-·· .•.•. • •. _ ~~~~f:~~.- 88---Salesmanship ....................... ~.!... .. . .•-. . . . . . _.- -~--~[ . ~~-1;~:~i;: ~~=~?;~fli~;~i=~:::::::::: :::::::1.::::: 94-Skiing ............................................ .. 95-Stll<lll-Boat Sailing........................ .. 96-Small Grains ................................... 97-Soil and Water Conserv . ... J(;J:,... .. 98---Stamp Collecting ............ .......'f.6.... . 99-Surveying........................ ....;r?!._ .... 100-Swimming ..................... _ ---X.Q.3 ... . 1OJ-Textiles ................................... .3... . 102-Weather... .......................... ..ls.'.!o.. . 103-Wildlife Management.. .. ...... ,ffi .. .. l 04-Woodcarving........................ 105-Woodwork.. .................... ....iS.Z .... . 106-World Brotherhood ....... ... 3,;?, .... . 107-Zoology......................................... .. v.'"/ .. . .............b ... .. TotaL7i?3; �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE :2. 1. Number of troops Dec. 31, 1964 .. ···--------------------·--··--·-·---------------------··-----····- 2. Are troops authorized to conduct boards of review?____________________________________ ~ Yes O No · · ____________ At.' o"D,,0;>~ If yes, h ow many troops h ave auth or1zat10n . ----"'-------'--'"''''°"GI-'"." '-.. Indicate the number of troops that have authorization to conduct boards of review: a. for ranks through Eagle.. ----------·--····b. for ranks through Life.------·--······-----c. for ranks through Star ------------------·-·· d. for ranks through First Class............ 3. Is either a district or council board of review required for all boys qualifying: a. for Eagle -------------··------------------------------ fgl Yes D No b. for Life ------------- ·-------------------------------- D Yes [81 No _________________________________ _. ___________ D D Yes ~ No Yes (>(No c. for Star d. for First Cass ------------------------------------ 4. Do district advancement committee members give direct assistance in advancement procedures to troop or Explorer unit Scouters ?.... ----------·-···-------------------------····--·------------------- g:;J Yes O No 5. What council recognition events were held in 1964? (check) I)() Dinner to recognize Eagle Awards D Dinner to recognize Silver, Quartermaster D Court of honor to recognize Eagle Awards D Court of honor to recognize Silver, Quartermaster D Other. Please describe.. ----------------------------------------·-------------··--·-----·---··-······--·········---·····-····-·····--···-··-··-··· (Signed) Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executivit �Form 0-5396 3.2M1164 REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1964 . c:. c }\;: HI A .5 ,;\ lA) Name of Counc11.. ......................................................................................................... ........................ . Region No. -""-5____ Headquarters City .... M.!1:.1.\\f'..!t.\.1'........................ State and ZIP .. ;:?J;;~J..'2'.?'." Council No. _3~·5=--f!:J=--- .................. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this committee during the year 1964. Items checked below were included in the 1964 program carried out by this committee: PROJECTS a. Health, fitness, and safety projects were carried out in BJ all districts D or in ............ districts. b. Number of units that took part in at least one health, fitness, or safety project ........................ / I c. List and descrjbe health, fitness, and safety projects carried out (other than disa~ter service~: ___{,;·:~~~:~c?:.·,~·::·~~':~~·~'~~J.:~·:~~'i·:·.·~~--~-~ ..~-----~--}-~----····-·-'c:. .. ~.... :::.. :~~---·~A:.~·'..~"~.:.·;~~~---: ......:... .:~~--------~~. ~---:·~-·~':~~~-~--:'::..........~~~;:·?..".·~·~·~:~ ....·::."................... •....::~:t..L~:.~~t;:l~.·~,~t!.~~:L'...·:~'~":·_:~::~~·.:·::·~~'..:~:. ............................................................................................................................:..................... PROTECTION d. The following phases of safety were given special attention in unit leader training: []I transportation 12£1'. swimming iZ].. gun safety [g] firesafety 0 other ............................................................. . e. [SJ Yearly health examination plan was promoted. f. Health and safety in camping was given attention through results ~ medical care arranged .D 12'.J. special help on sanitation camp inspections D follow-up on inspection l2SJ fire protection other.. ........................... . D g. Was camp medical inspection carried out under a plan prescribed by a physician licensed to practice medicine? Yes No h. How many persons were sent home or limited as to activity as result of medical inspection?................ D D PREPAREDNESS The new emergency preparedness plan was used: iZ].. in Exploring [23. in Boy Scouting [23 in Cub Scouting (the "Ready" plan) (the "Prepared" troop plan) (the "Family Alert" pack plan) j. D The council has a plan for coordinating disaster service with community leaders. k. List services performed under disaster or emergency conditions: i. Type of Emergency No. of Boy Members Participating Summary of emergency preparedness recognitions qualified for in 1964: "Ready" Explorer Certificates (individual) ___ }_CJ__· "R . c· . ................ - · - -I- .. ead y" E,,"P1orer U~rt . 1tatrons Prepared Troop Citations ........................ __ '5 __ "Family Alert" Pack Citations ...................... __ Scout Lifeguard ............................................ ........:2 J __ Mile Swim BSA ............................................ _.!J..5_ 3_ (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee Scout Executive No. of Hours of Service Given �ROSTER OF HEALTII AND SAFE1Y COMMITTEE AND OTHERS Region No . _-'.''-) _ _ __ TO RECEIVE "HEALTII AND SAFE1Y" MAGAZINE Council No. c;' 5 5 t5 NOTE: Four (4) issues per year. Free of charge to all members of council and district health and safety committees; also council commissioners, district commissioners, and other key council and district Scouters. MAILING LIST (Attach additional sheet, if necessary.) ORDER FOR BULK SUBSCRIPTIONS Mailed quarterly in bulk to the council office: This is a D new or D renewal order. Please send ............ copies of HEALTH AND SAFETY 10-40 copies, 5 cents each 50-75 copies, 4 cents each 100 copies or more, 3 cents each magazine on bulk subscription plan, Council to be billed on receipt of order. Date Sc()ut Executive �.f.;... .o./ 1965 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE, BOARD . ;../. ).2, ·~ OL-i·"" \ 526-6731 • Vice Pres. 682-3405 Russell Perry - President Paul Borda Bldg. 727 Sterick 102 N. Hollyoke Lane I j •) t;.,£}),11,/t,..,f('.~J!. _.j}V " I ,;>l RE5-1500 Vice Pres, 275-3141 R. M. Scruggs Critt. Memorial Hosp. .() .~t.;.J!J~ll.f if4, West Memphis, Ark. ;;i//'7 6 /I/, 272-2566 525-5881 Vice Pres. S. Shepherd Tate'' , ,. , n. U. P. Bank Building / / {f;'J c,i'Y•,,UCv 'f<[ • 391-2392 276-i++~-· Vice Pres. W. M. Vaughan '.) P. O. Box 4823, Crosstown Sta. 527-3587 Commissioner 525-2684 Samuel H. Hays 331 Colonial Rd. James H. Cartlitcfiael Vice Pres, 935 Rayner Vice Pres, Frank Jemison 2306 S. Parkway East T. J, McGuire, III ·J Vice Pres. 3658 Highla~~c P'~l. ~~·Ciivi •;rd'" _R,ij, Treasurer F. Clyde Lambi?rt· 2500 Sterick Bldg. 2 Ql§}'RICT CHAIRMEN Jim Brooks 5941 Yorktown Dr. Southaven, Miss RE5-3883 Crittenden 274-7813 Paul M, Barrett 1419 Chester West Memphis, Ark. Miss. 525-2552 x 421 Clyde R. Wentz (Camping & Act.) 2257 Vollentine Dr. Henry Turner 2796 Lombardy Ave.(Health & Saf,) McGui~· Ill T. J. 3658 Hig)Y!and c'' 1'~rk (Interracial) Place Frank·'<lJ..>m.iAon (Finance) 272-3031 2306 s. ~rle~., East 272-2566 Page Brown (Organization & Ext.) , , ., . 525-3553 270 N. Avon Rd• 527-6541 /) ,. ;,;·~ bu !SJ!..v fF, <b ({:!\/\ ,l Dr. Sam Anderson \'\'l 210 Jackson Ave. I"'\ I\ ~. · ·•WJV!iiY' ~ iJ ,·527-8311 Herman Bensdorf . . \.-, ' LV>°"" n J11 i V {) K-1;41,/ 1C1cc<d . ~ ,, Commerce Title Building 525-5858 J :, ,\ (\,W"'lr"' Clf!::i.yefaJ \}1 ~ ~~--/; t/3 cy D, ', EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE v1· ). · · E. M. Eslick (!'ubfi;:,,iR.elat~.'rls,) . .?,7~7j9381'- .· .391-2392 1544 l!aeison .§-a"'·!Ak"-,.~ ~~,,,.k/_ / :'4_!) • · J Newton P. Allen Commerce Title Building lv . 141 fJx.A•w· '"'' "''•) 525-2618 A. B. Buckeridge f M. & M. Building 8 "fl, v,, · ...223-:.2451 �J. T. Chandler 480 Linden 525-3641 H. M. Clayton 929 Dickinson 276-1000 · #•,,> John A. Cooper Cherokee Village, Ark. .J.Afl· ' \n,. •• ,;:}<· ~tJ,vJ .... - 2 - j '7 /.J<P"'rVµ . 274-8252 J. M. McKnight / ·Box 3839, Lamar Ste. William N. Horris 4666 Chuck r;)tl Q, ' 525-7531 J . 1;0,~Jkv,...; I l €1mtks .R. Mot;.w• ,f ~~ding // 1J /c31f ~ /;". '+ .:5 ·7} . 5~#1(· L A Jfl..£J1JA ' 525-17fl ,,J R. Boyd Pickens, JJ,•. {/vf?'Y 525-4345 Charles M. Crump J.j.i I 0 rJA /· ~fY!,-.' ,jf., . I /•r1i (j 60 N. Second 11.M<P-' f{o/rY 1830 Exchange Building . •. Rembert Donelson ;,fl,,I 266 S. Cleveland .?. ~)\!~· . ;f/!A/ ..J Phil Emerick . . , 1024 Treadwell A1 I IM o1 £>//./'' . 525-8111 j' J , 1):2;\ ('. V:4' 276-2793 George Phillips . P. o. Box 2547 ?J 526-8546 525-3621 Tl· • J, Nick Pinter ·; P. O. Box 4728, North Station \y,y>1)P . .."". './· Bl;) J;ll 276-1':tw7·8 Frank Fisher ./(-&?!' 1c:..J0/\J P. o. Box 4813-Crosstown Station 190 A. A. Floyd . ') ... : Sardis, Miss. <z... ·~J-'J\f"'-f' . 525-6361 W. 0. Fones U. P. Bank Bldg. J...'}1> 15 Dr. Hollis Price 807 Walker ! Dr. Henry E. Russell 40.55 Poplar 323-2663 Yi '1 /l/1.07\'µ.. j i,}"Vi:vt)N1Ji Gerald Shill Van Court Real Estate Co. Commerce Title Bldg. 525-4491 R. G. Shultz 452-3151 274-2756 Dr. C. D. Hawkes 220 S. q~ay9rook "-+u1_,c,f· !!! !JJJ 2389 Broad Louis 2899 Jaco.son . 324-8861 r\\ .. , K,r).4 ~WJJ Joe G. Helms i.\~>?J.o 4185 Highway 51 South 397-1267 Frank c. Steudlein 506 E. Broadway West Hemp his, Ark. RES-3430 l !J ;;; ;;& ~ \ f..w Charles Hosse, Jr. 1723 Georgian Or. R. L. Irwin, Jr. J. . J,.1~. 276-1769 Alvan F. Tate, 'Jr. 1713 Sterick Building 272-3343 F. T. Thayer, Jr. , \juD" 189 Scott Street t.r · • 0 526-1256 yI f?.£1, j~!)i>·J;J~ 327-8418 . · ....) 'w~· 34 79 Mccorkle George A. Thomason?'!! ;)J . )1526-8424 r335--E'io--0re~'1 J. Clark Johnson 3202 S. Waynoka Cl. \q ;;ff\ • P. Tucker [:_.t:17.ALV"''· 1·1 WMCT - 1960 Union ."':/.:. • cJ!. 1,./ / ~ '.) C-f,...~~525-4321 :CJ i{l J. J. Madison 370 Greenway Road "" 948-3306 / V::.::i !\ '11\f'.'};V:v ,. fl ') !.-, \..Ji I' Rives Manker n 514 U. P. Bank ~uilding Sam Marks 101 Mary Ann Drive 274-8515 0 ,...1 / Dan H. Kuykendall 1 ~Bro'O'kw<YO'lt"Cove c;•I 1{ Henry Loeb 282 Madison "I• ;rJ:i~V'4.L' 525-5342 JA6-6633 363-2500 Maynard Thompson 320 E. Cherry Circle ( Vanden J, Willey 5257 Cole Road )(,• j . ·?,. •) .•).AJ--rrt,..~'r~ 526-0331 William K. West, Jr.q..i>• .. 1010 Home Federal Bldg. 526-6671 g:+ .)"' W. C. Wofford 671 s. Main Street \2)1/1,)1>» ""\ 525-5664 ~ x 62 �... , .. ), .,-\ �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA VISTRICT COMMISSIONERS - 1965 525-2684 6~ SoutheMt V-l.6.tM.c.t M. L• B.ta.llt 485?. CM.nu A. Ba.M. 1710 VeaJti.ng V1t. Wil.Uam L. Pope '3-755 IU.gla<Jay SI Seit.th '1 NL Southwut V-l.6.tM.c.t , iwal ~'>- bl(,[~ditfv~c.t Andw on T. Sn..i.deJr. Box 215, Senatobia, WHB-2860 1861 KeUneit H 5 733 JA7-0968 JA6-7979 Bltldgu wee.u V. K. Roge.M 3508 Boxtown Robel!t Balle1t 6289 E. Hawtho1tne 398-2326 398-3865 M-l.6~. Jamu Stollu Ho~ea x 216 358-1164 682-3860 Je&~e i--1-.::z_ q 363-1445 MU3-2258 South V-l.6.tM.c.t \ ~2 948-7148 386-0861 1 to ..• ::::; C'I -') cf,/i_,>.-. ..•. �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY· SCOUTS OF AMERICA A'OVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1965 John Fa.belt LaC.e.ede Steel Company 1388 Noll:th Seventh Chahiman Paul. G1tee1t 3575 Rate.lgh Mle.tlngton NolttheMt Robeltt A. Penny 975 Mt. Vil.Mon SorU:heMt 452·1381 324-5928 Ne.le LaJM.enc.e 3816 Oak.e.ey Noll:thwut WH2-154S BltUc.e BltU~on 12 78 FMMW Road Sou.thwut WH8·4566 397-1269 527-6517 386-3952 Ml6.1>l61.>.lpp.l Clf.Utenden CentJta..e. Noll:th Paul. B1ta.ndon 1634 Ety Sou.th HeMy Boothe EMteJtn 4770 Shady GltOve Road 948-5480 526-0211 685-5979 x 217 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES - 1965 Clyde R. Wentz ChcWiman Malr..tln Pendle.ton 3884 K.lp.Ung NoJt.theM.t Af..beJt.t M. Taylo1t Sou:thecu.t 2257 vo.e.eent.<.ne 272-3031 386-3952 3565 Kea1tney JA6-6611 X 366 GL8-8200 Nolt.thwu.t So u:thwu .t CILlttenden Bu.ck A. Moo1te 303 S. WMd Sena.tob,f.a, M.i..6.6.U.6,f.pp,f. T. W. W,{..e,e,{.am& 1165 Eve1tg1teen # 1 J e&.6,f.e S,f.nclM!t 840 Wh,{..tehaven Lane Centltal BR6-2521 Sou.th EX8-1865 Nolt.th Tommy Thayelt 52 84 Long Ac.1te J. M. McKn,f.g h.t Box 3839, Lamalt Statlon Ed Belote 321-8418 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1965 ChiWrma.n 272-2566 525-7521 sou.theaA:t Vl&ruct 363-2500 sou.thwu.t Vl&ruct C!tLttenden Vl&ruc;t 323-2636 Sou.th Vl&.tll.lc;t . ..J#Juna.n 8ert6do1t6 V Comne1t.c.e T.uee Buledlng 397-5131 525-5858 F. Ta.:te, J1r.. v, ,.,Attva.n 171 3 S:teltlc.k. Buledlng 526-1256 F; T. Tha.yelt, J11.. 189 Sc.o:t:t S:tlr.ee:t 327-8418 V V~Jr.a.nk. Fl&he!r. ' P. 0. Sox. 4813, CM.6.6.town S:ta.t<.on V /Rembelr.:t Vone£.6on 266 S. C.te.vela.nd 276-1778 276-2793 525-8111 525-4345 525-5664 �527-4443 Blee Cowan 210 5 Pete. M.ltc.heU. GeJtmantown, Te.nnu.6 e.e. , i /fl. Clyde. Lambe.ltt 521-3587 V/'S. She.phCJLd Tate. 525-5881 V - 25O0 S:te.!Uc.k. Buil.dlng U. P. Bank. Buil.dlng #,·· 1. v;,Jrt{.~ 9 ()h.t,.(l) ~ f, ~. &frlx vrr°/~J .... , [!, �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA HEALTH ANO SAFETY - 1965 !>It. He.My TWtne lt 2196 Lombaltdy Avenue Cha..i.Jiman 525-3553 Mo4e w. Yea.tu 4431 CM.t.ee Nol!theMt 525-8631 682-4805 sue Splc'1.altd SoutheMt 3436 t<.Utby FA3-3237 Nol!thwut Southwut AR.bel!t 0. Shaw 125 Ro44 Wut Memphl4, Mkan&M Clti.t:tenden RE5-2754 !>It. Vavld E. P.lr.Ultt Como, Ml44l44lppl 526-2601 526-2491 No.Ir.th VIL. Otl4 Stltong 256 E. McLemo.1te South 942-3697 275-6904 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA LEAVERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1965 Neuman Tay.tolt 3027 Kenne.th Chah1man 525-2552 Ma!Llon Womble NoJttheMt 272-9791 386-6125 LoJti.n /Glng 3190 Choctaw SoutheMt 948-7661 321-8194 u~Q~<_) ~t~~.J f). ... Noltthwut ij.5 iJ ~ . 4582 Matt Cove ~~r·I ··( ~ ~ ./ , .-,.·_____,- EUon F1teeman 1588 WhLOnan Southwut L/ 5· ..:i <,/. L/) / ... <.,LC/ Reve1tend c. Senatobia, Goltdon Smlth 562-8743 Ml6~l6~ippi Roq L. Pealt6on 523 Walke!t Vk JA5·2 552 X 371 397-4985 CJUttenden 429 W. Main x 421 948-0743 Noltth WHB-8789 W/16-9357 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ORGANIZATION ANO EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1965 Page BJtown Chahrman 527-6541 Challlu G.lven1i 4782 MMe.et NoJVtheaAt 458-6312 683-3744 John P.ltt& 5540 No11mandy Road Sou.theMt 278-0172 683-0069 Aebe'Vt 8, Bu.6oltd Sou.thwu.t 396-1200 397-5459 270 N, Avon Road 'J 1029 Wh.ltehaven ;<}~ CIU.t.tenden EJr.nu.t Ab!lo n 348 Fay Cen.tltal. WH2-4136 NoJVth I.6aac. Pe.twon 3182 MU.ewood Sou.th 525-8631 398-0278 Eugene WaMen 7505 Pallkell C.l/lc.le EM.telln 276-2877 884-1881 G<V1man.town, Tenn x 20 �SCOUT SHOW COMMITTEE 1965 c ..A.. ATKINSON .JAS-1490 377 Parksdale Drive 398-0489 A, B, BUCKERIDGE 523-2451 ~1 & M Building E. ?,1, ESLICK 272-9414 1544 Madison LEO H, KERSHAW 3776 Donna 357-6631 274-0605 � 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 Form 0·539 3.2M1164 REGION No. _5 __ COUNCIL No. 5 58 APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1965 NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick N. J. 08903 The ............ C.\:! .. \C.t-.:.~_;2_t:\."X:L .. __ <:;. _<2._(J_b\_i,'.;JL __________________ .. ____________ Boy Scouts of America, with Council corporate name headquarters at .6.J.2, ... M:':6 .. M ..... Q.l,LIJ.J2.lt>\\'.'.i ... -;-··--M _ \: _ l'<\\>_l:\_l_'? ...... 1 ...... I.f'..N_1:-!,_S5~.1E.£ ...... 3.? . .\.03 Local mailing address City State and ZIP an dh av1. ng J. uri.s d1' cb. on over (1' n d'1 cate enb-re area )S...H.1 . .f. :L ..B....V.L . .C...O...V.." J-.:\ .T..Y. L' r---"-T--:t ...'.l.-.4...N...f.; -l=<..-:H ...' ~ ,-'/;--:-:--:->·-·r--:·S····o-_<. __Q ·_: ;I ... IA.1.li':) _ _A _ t\.D .... E6.l1P..\..A .. Ct:i . .u.N.Il.F.:.S7 __ f'l.\l:l.$_,_~;?_1_f.t_l;)'--A.N.O ___ i;o_l'\_'$::r__E__/3_1'\_.HA.\._F ... 12.E _;;;-__8 JJ"T"'.t:-1.:\)'e.:~. .. -~.<1.U.NT.Y.?'../-\_f.:~A.N,:?A~ .. , __________________ ............................... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1965. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1964 and objectives for 1965 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application has been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called meeti. ng on ........v .l .&•1 ~~.·i J.e1A.t'.., .v. l .......B / £ . . vi: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19.G . ...t:., at which meebng a quorum was present and the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in prornoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws, policies, and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ......................................................................... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 1. On December 31, 1964, we had .J._ __ 3_~z. chartered institutions in our territory, each of which sponsored one or more Scouting u,nits. At the same time the membership of our council was compo,sed of ........ ~ .. '!...] ..... institutional representatives and ......< ,~~;. -.:.z...? ..,.?t . ...... mem be rs at 1a rge. To ensure the representative character of the council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the council and executive board as follows: Council only (d1eck): Religious.X ... ; Educational.X ... ; Labor.X ... ; Civic .. X. .. ; Business .. >.\'. .. ; Agricultural..X. ... Council (check): Jewish ...... X .......... ; Catholic ....... X ......... ; Protestant...):(. ............ ; Other ................... . Executive board (check): Jewish ...... X. .......... ; Catholic ...... ?!:. .......... ; Protestant....X. ............ ; Other ................... . 2. Amendments to our constitution and bylaws were adopted in 1964. D Yes k1J No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D Yes D No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular commissioner service by personal visit to.32,.7. .. units out of a total of:4.?..9.units in the council. 4. During 1964, there were .... J ..... meetings of our council and ... 1.0. ... meetings of our executive board and .. 3. ...... meetings of the executive committee. District committees met monthly (except July and August) during 1964 in ...... .\.9 ...... of our districts, and the rest averaged ................ meetings. Cub and Scout roundtables were held monthly in .... J.7.'. ....... of our districts. The remain· ing districts averaged ...... 7. ....... roundtables. Explorer roundtables were held quarterly in ....... ;z ...... districts. 5. Council annual meeting is in month of .... NQ.Y.~f.~\~.f.~~ .......... Officers and members elected at that time serve one year beginning ....... ..i.0J:,\\L'.\.B,.":f. .... L;1 ... l.'.lh.:L ................ . 6. The council has a total of ... .1.0. ... districts. Of these, . ./<:::? .... districts are organized with functioning district committees. There are .............. districts without functioning district committees. 7. The council adopted a Jong-range plan in 19 .. 5.'J. .. The plan extends through 19 .. C.f ..... OR, the council does not now have a long-range plan. D s. FUNCTIONING OF COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES COUNCIL DISTRICTS ------ No. of lv!eetings No. of Total Number of Additional Comments Districts Repre- Number of Members-Alt Held in 1964 sented on Each 1Iembers District Operating Committee Committees Council xxx JO d'f 72 xxx Executive boa.rd xxx /0 6f xxx Organization and extension l:Z J() t.6 ; 0 J>l J.eadership training 6 10 /,_.. .' ?. . ~t 7 Advancement t;- ;{J ! ' / "f I Camping and activities // / i) ,,l~t; - 7-t I-Iealth and safety 'I·· ;() /_) ;/.. I If /{) :2.. I r ,/ Finance ,, .JO Public relations () xxx ? xxx 9. We request continuation of present normal credit limit by Supply Service Division and will maintain our account on a thirty-day basis. (NOTE: If change in maximum credit is desired, state new amount here. $ ........................ ) We also request continuation of the present additional credit to cover special orders for camp, handicraft, and other seasonal items. (NOTE: If change in this credit is desired, state new amount here. $ ........................ ) I " >':l f~ 10. This council has accepted its quota of $ .. ,.; .. G·~:.2 .......... for the year 1965 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ........................ ; in ... .£. ... equal payments of $.El'1,;L..~:'2.each during the months of .......................................................... t'.'.!.-1.t. .... '1~:l:~ .... !.'::'if?.Y.'.Efr.:!..~,'.~ ........................................................................................... . (Councils are requested to schedule final quota payment prior to November 30, 1965.) !form Q.;;39A 3.2Mll64 This copy for National Office O Regional Office O Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANS MITT AL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick, N. J. 08903 Attached is the application of the .. v DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter fee$ ............ . Quota Total ..................... Loc..1.l Council .... 0."} .. ~-~f .. ~.~.? ....... f··-~-§":-~.-~.f.·.~-'~.:f~f,_Jor rene,val of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1965, together with reports as called for. Headquarters city State and ZIP Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items arc not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date.") NOTE: Item 1 should accompany application. So should Item 3, if possible. 1. Charter fee 2. Payment of quota ' d' y~ %"c.fi'' ,yJ/).''St:' * 3. Aucht report for fiscal year en ing ..... Uk..-. ............... ::. .......... : .. 1964 ......... I'!<?.. .... Yes or No Date 4. Scout executive's report for 1964, if any ....... /YO ...... Yes or No Date Registration of council and district Scouters is a requirement for the issuance of the council charter. Rosters of council and district Scouters were mailed separately to Rcgistr.ation Service on ..... x./lf.~·:!_«:~f/? .. !f ... .-l.~---·/.f.6. .. ~~~i:~-- ·············-····----··········· Rosters will be mailed to Registration Service on ................ . Date NOTE: Do not enclose council and district Scouter rosters with charter renewal application. (Signed) ............................................................. ·------------------------- Scout Executive .. J.A'::l . .'!.6-.. t. J. ___ 4,<el1 f..16. .. 5 Date Please mark "Cl·IARTER RENEW AL" on transmittal envelope or affix special "CHARTER RENEW AL" gummed sticker that was furnished with these forms. "'If fiscal year is other than calendar year and ends later than April 30, 1965, then submit as a part of this charter application the figures and audit for the fiscal year last completed. If fiscal year ends between January 1 and April 30, 1965, then the audit is to become a part of this year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after dose of fiscal year. Form 0-5398 3.2}.'11164 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1964 Name of Council C ti\C K A 'SA LA) ;::; Region No.~"'---- Headquarters City ~\llf,MI"' >I! ;S State and ZIP 111.,.h! 3t\\O;$ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please use only following classifications. This is for purpose of national record and comparison. EXPENDITURES D ur1ng F"1 sca1 Y ear n mg . :i' ,. ·' tY e or 1g·ures to nearest dollar only (no cents). Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Budget-1965 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts' Net Expenditures2 (Col. I Minus Col. 2) (Net) 1. Ii.xecutive salaries3 ____________ $ f..7.'f/(,' $ $ / ".! •t[ // , $ 1 )\ :>I I ~, ! 2. Office salaries .................... "J-,os:;_. 1) o.f1- .~ tJ. ,,8;;;; ff 3. Retirement, Soc. Sec. ________ ? '9$9. "1, '< .<<t 9, (,;, '"! t,. 4. Rent, light, heat, tel... ........ ., ''lo . ""'..{ .,:"'t,-lr- '?) s··"7 (> 5. Office supplies ................... <'. I<!'." <1} \}...{} ,, 'JJ:A 6. Postage, express ............... z D i;,,s:' J"hf/ -- 7. Field expense, transp'n ..... I J I "":> 0 !(' /.1;-3>>< 12..· °23$- 0 8. Public relations ................. ~ I 11. '• t !J {,I~ ~f'°'· i> 9. All camp operations .......... !)CJ c7 7q 4'0. /CJ - JO 81'8 l.7-?'t! - , ,, 10. Leader trng. & conf .......... ,%. I &'..:;, 2,-. I·<;, v 3, r;i.111 ~:;..~ 1 f) ' '\J. 11. Natl. quota, charter fee ..... 1,-;'"'"1.\'/ J ,'1~< J, '"JD(~ 12. A cti vi ti es. t'ft!!';;;'•'· ~/..1;.;-J. .. .%·:.~·;·~ ;• •. _ ::;;.s t> :;,r:; 3G- I"{<:' ( - "3-.:. ?' ' j '?: ·' 19-;~,. f.~ 13. Campaign expense ............ I, "o I ' /, o o I J f ~ p 0 14. Interest on indebtedness4. 'M • ~n ;,,,,.,μ,,_'" 15. Insurance __________________________ ,;i._. t ?>£° "' /./,'(° 3~rc'(,' o 16. Miscellaneous .................... J '/'! I 'J 7 Soo - -- - TOTAL OPERATING $ /'.,/It, 9~, 9' x x x x x $ I? 7, n'', o $ /S7!, Ct8 °1 II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office land and building ... $ $ 2. Office equipment... ............ NOTE: See important instructions be- - 3. Camp land and buildings .. ...,, -" ¢> ,-, low in footnotes 1-5 for determin- ? " ,,,,,, 4. Camp equipment... ............ ing net operating expenditures and the ' 5. Motor vehicles .................. year-end use of sundry accounts. 6. Campaign expenses .......... TOTAL CAPITAL $ 31 50 $ .<'. , /[)&;:? e? III. Revolving Accounts: (Na ti on al funds) I. Boys' LIFE---·········---··----·-·· $ {_£ -1,~.t;L t) $ -~ I 1f'.., "f t~ $ - 3!... '?:i D 2. Registrations ...................... X AY!,('. 9,\9,H - I 9 9 3. Scout supplies ................... / " : ;;,, !,_I 7, ')\.I ,- - 0 'f i TOTAL REVOLVING $ 2,3,o(.-'J ' $ :2. ",{ 3 '1 $ -- iv1CJ IV. Sundry Accounts' $ tJ; ~/f.f-... (£ $ e'..ttf-~' ;',L j ){ $ - !J,t>CJ'lf v. Payments of Indebtedness (loans and fund transfers) . $ .i.. So;; I I Report as Special Receipts such items as fees for camping, activities, and training, and refunds tb all budget items (i.e., personal use of telephone, payment of postage by distributor, etc.), in order to arrive at the correct net cost to the council (see Column 3). Report revolving account receipts in Revolving Accounts section, Column 2. 2 Sho\v no surpluses in Column 3. If special receipts (Column 2) from activities or camping exceed total expenditures (Column 1), show "O" in Colurrm 3 and report the surplus in Section VI, item 4, or Section VII, item 2, as earned income. 3 In reporting salaries, do not include transportation allowances. Do not distribute executive or office salaries to other budget items. 4 Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 5 Nonbudget figures incidental to can1ping, activities, training, etc., which are carried in sundry accounts during the year, should be shown in Colwnns 1 and 2 in the Operating Expenditures section of this report in order to arrive at the correct net cost to council. Sundry Accounts on this report include only items not related to operating accounts (i.e., transfer to trust fwid, World Friendship Fund, Order of the Arro\v, etc.). VI. Operating Income During Fiscal Year Ending ~'!"..J'.:Jf:ltl,5fi'< Repo-rt figitres to nearest dollar only (no cents). 1. Contributions from areas where council participates in ACTUALl BUDGET community chests or united funds 1964 1965 a. From chests or united funds .......................................... Ri-'$"-LLJ/>,LJY-"''''''-'>(/""'"~"'--<'-'$"-'"'" ""P-:;.';,,. '"""",·~"'"'i:~c:)-1 b• F rom susta1·n 1· ng n1em be rs h.1 ps .......................................... -l--2'.2z 7R' /"o"q"".J''-; +-_:.t-f."f ":tp..~, L-e':1,x:2;:z'-;')- j c. From other sources .............................................................. 1-------+-------I 2. ,Contributions fro111 areas \Vhcre council docs not participate in chests or united funds a. F rom 1· n de pen de n t carnpa1· gns ............................................ l--..L7, '-.-2"/-," 3"" --+---14- "c">"c">'l-J -I / / b. From sustaining memberships .......................................... 1------+-------- c. From other sources ............................................................ 1--------+--------1 3. Contributions not included in 1 or 2 (explain) a ......... l.b!. .. :'.:'f.::.ff~E.". .? .i~ ......................................................... 1----~~""-1+-1-_·,~_·/ _,_~c..~l~rt:'t:~:., .~'- t ' b. """'"""'""""""'•"'.''"'""'""""''''"""''""'''"'"""'"'"•"'''''''"'+------1------1 4. Net income from earnings: a. Activities .............................................................................. 1-------+------·-< b. Trust funds .......................................................................... 1------+---------- c. Investn1ents .......................................................................... 1-------+-------t d. Supplies for resale ............................................................. +-_~(,,._.~. . · ··~\1---+-------< e. Other (specify) .............................. , ................ , ...................... ~------+------< .................................................................................................... ,1------+------1 5. T otaI i. ncome f or operati· on ..................................................... ·< , " · ,_... ·2a';-', $ /L,c> t..ic·""/,.,i VII. Income for Capital Purposes During Fiscal Year Ending _____ l964 1. Contributions from all sources .................................................. $ $ 2. Income from earnings (net) ..................................................... 1------4-------1 3. Total income for capital ......................................................... -.$._ ____ .._$.._ ___ --1 VIII. Loans and Fund Transfers. Bank loans, transfers from trust funds, reserve funds, savings funds during fiscal year. 1. For operating purposes ................................................................ f-'$'----,,----1-'$'------\ .'35o {) ~: ::ta:~~'..'.:'. ...~ ~'..:~'.. ~. ~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: U~ :.3-" .'./5 -+ D-O"- -"$'' --'-''-------' t< Region No. ""----- Council No.~:;,"'~'-".' "C~",..?'_~.,~- IX, Assets, December 31, 1964 (or end of fiscal year) Current: Cash on hand and in bank $ ") 5·' 8 0- b Unpaid pledges Office supplies Supplies for resale Value of trust fund Securities not included in trust fund Fixed: ()ffi.ce land and building Office cquipn1cnt Camp land and buildings Ca.inp equip1ncnt Motor vehicles Other assets Total assets $ 25-5,, & 0 tJ NOTE: Give valuations as follows: ' Land and buildings, trust funds and other sec1trities-fair market value Equ·ipnie11t and 1notor vehicles-depreciated value X, Liabilities, December 31, 1964 (or end of fiscal year) Accotmts and bills payable Notes payable Mortgages Other liabilities2 Reserve for 1965 operations Reserve for capital Total liabilities 1 Show all income whether budgeted for this year or otherwise. Show gross contributions received. Cost of campaigns is reported in Expenditures section of this report. Do not include unpaid pledges. 2 Include advance payments on camp, jan1boree, E..'<plorer trips, etc. XI. General For Current Accumulated 1. At the end of the fiscal year the council showed: An operating surplus of $ j~°j__rfjY r , $----- An operating deficit of 2. l)uring 1964, we received allocations from______}__ __ chests or funds and campaigned in_~'CJ1::1 _nonchest communities (give number). 3. Plans are being made for a capital campaign. 0 Yes D No Approxi1nate date of campaign ___ . Approximate goal$----- 4. Date on which the council last filed Form 990~A with Internal Revenue Service -E"-"'.S~S..-""L!.;..i..LlLf"C---------·----- 5. Our council uses the local council standard monthly financial report. r'WYes D No, but plans to by---------- >"'\ Date 6. Our accounts g. h~lle ~een audited by C PA ·~~ ·pf A ··t 3 N\ A ·~~ t.1J \ C f.;:. , Jy\ l "( 1< 1"+ .£" l. t~- . ? ~r f~ i?! t('. <'"<. ·--B V1 t- £> H·) t:.·; . fl\ ~.idi\'0 (:$ r""'I.., Wl ·· Name and addr/ss of CPA or professiondi accountant ' 7. Current market value of trust funds: Those controlled by the local council or by trustees appointed by the council, W . .J--2 '2.,,.~----·; those controlled by others,$ (if exact value is not known, give best estimate). f' 8. Total amount received during 1964 in bequests from wills, $•---------; in foundation grants, $~-------- (Signed) Chairman, Finance Committee Scont Executi'le DATE !<t< K {tv?ti/ (?<JO C v/?lNZ' (wtw ,5 vi>) ;:11/jJF/( ( 1-.~01 Bid) ) 3~ 11.?'3 ;5) / I/ 31.?2. ~33"18"6 / K!<'I< ;;z, 72/{. :21 7 16 6? I f(/fN(}r/25 5, &!'--.'f-'- ··-"""i!;ct 1~3 ~ tB $;'Be,~. .. OCI .:Z ; I ·1 • . .? ~";y,u<;-~· 7~1,til t.. ~)hi .• : --~o a 11 PARK FREE ACR0ss THE STREET o: .!f ,.._ ~ - ~~ H 0 .;;[ .. 5/.z 1- 2 2 7 1 ATANYPARKRITELOCA.TIOHWHllEAT,.l. 00 s 195 MAO!SOTAVE. •MEMPHIS PRINTERS • STATIONERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS • SYSTEMS DESIGNERS MEMO TO DATE l.k'/C. // 3 81 .2. '20. c: vA'Pnf,/( bO /t:'.1,'J,J,ffl?.. . I} 8 Q, I r--:-- PHIK FREE AcROss THE STREET o; / ' r H o N E s z s - z z 1 t ATA/-IYPARKRJTELOCATlONWHILEAT,.l.{)0 s 195 MADISON AVE.• MEMPHIS PRINTERS • STATIONERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS • SYSTEMS DESIGNERS Form 0·539C 3.2MI164 REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE -1964 Region No. --~ Name of Council .. (:/: .. :.~,_)~ .. ~.:?...'.:'..!:,! ...................................................... . Council No. 5~"57? ·11 i , ··<" 2 fl '? Headquarters City .... ~~-~-- 5~ .(~}.f?..b . .C.$ .......... State and ZIP ... /.~~'.:.:t1J ...... :·:?..::./ OJ Not Estimated fut. Net TABLE 1 MEMBERSHIP Total on New in Separations• Total on New in Objectives Dec. 31, 1963 1964 in 1964 Dec. 31, 1964 1965 Separation$ Dec. 31, 1965 (See note) 1965 1. Total Cub Scout units /01 ?I -· ,;2 t/ /'/I""' } ~:;, . 17 I 5-0 2. Total Boy Scout units .• ? ··'·"'" J CJ' ~-, ··- ./ ~/ o!oJ~ ).iJ -· I t~ JI(, 3. Total Explorer units ;-(5 /:? ~/)/ 3-7 _ /<,," ' .! _/, (.) '.(_,! 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) I//{ /) 0 -..51 "/ () <P t I . 31 {,.f ;;~ <£"' 5. Total Cub Scouts ,:;· ? !2, /J "·'-'//(:;' ::{ i, ~ , .. ~"'. ,~·},,.::::; I £ ot/ ':l-; ' / <;?;z () I\.:?'["> :; Z:'. :::::/ 6. Total Boy Scouts c ~) Y) Cf ,"), ') ?/ .. ,.z c/?:,7 3 ,C_) '//) c:/'J~ ,:1 ,:?<1( :? j..J.!;"!J )o/77 j 7. Total Explorers 6 ;;IC) I / L 17 - "', ... ::>''/.-, 7//?-" !,./ •I") I ({ / Lf i>:!( ::1,/ /! 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) ii. t/o"1 xxx xxx ;!. 1/.:•c1 xxx xxx 1 OP :L 9. Total pack Scoutcrs (incl. Den Mothers) /SI.;; " <;:/ '! ,,( '"') ;1,,J! if fl ! -r",/, ,{' () ....-' 9 ..•. l:i /7$~'7 10. Total troop Scouters / 7;,' h £.;'] ,,<77 Io(J" '? o- . !,.! .( sirs· /'J'/t) 11. Total Explorer unit Sc outers :;;('"'; ';;' <j' c;- 0 - '7) _iLi ;;;'/ . /1 AO' ·'{' I '1 2 7 /) 12. All other Scouters (conncil and district) 'J I<> ;;:;" .., ,. ;; I ·" "'.0/1 • //( "/i/ ~o, / , --~ including Women's Reserve r.:- I D 7 (:x: -- __. .,1.,, (§ < 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10, 11, and 12) ;/ O'J) xxx xxx . -/o >/ xxx xxx t./:2.,) () • • ! *Net separations equal "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfet'$ in." TABLE 2 RURAL MEMBERSHIP, 1964 Include all boys and units in open country and in communities under 2,500 population. Include, as rural, suburban areas outside city limits, except fringe areas around cities of 50,000 population or more, which have been specifically designated as urban by the United States Census Bureau. Total rural boy members Total rural units Cub Scouting (See Note L) December 31 1963 1964 Boy Scouting (SeeNote2.) December 31 1963 1964 Exploring (See Note 3.) December 31 1963 1964 Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, and Lone Boy Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes posts, ships, squadrons and members thereof. TABLE 3 UNIT REGISTRATION TOTAL December 31 1963 1964 During 1964 unit charter reviews were held, involving the particip·_~Hot~-_:of representatives of chartered_ ins,titutions, unit comtnitteemen, unit leadership, and council representatives, in co~necti9_P- with the reregistration of ..... -:-.'..:~ .. '.'. ..... units out of our total of. ..... :: ....... :: ... units that reregistered during the year. Of these unit charter reviews held, .. , •• ·;: .. / .. -./ were individually conducted in their O\VO chartered institutions. TABLE 4 TABLE 5 TABLE 6 THE WHOLE scour FAMILY Indicate number of institution• in council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows; 1. lntJitution.r having packs (one or more) only ..................................................................... . 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only ................................................................... . 3. Institutions having Explorer units (on_e or more) only ..................................................... . 4. ln11i1u1ions having both ,Packs and troops ......... - ..................................... ----··---········-------· 5. ln1tit11Jions having both troops and Explorer units ............................................................. . 6. Ins1i1111ions having both packs and Explorer units ... -----·-----·············-·······-··-·······--····-········· 7. Institntions having Whole Scout Family (packs, troops, and Explorer units)----·--·········· 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS---------------------------------·---- BOYS' LIFE 1. Number of .Boys' LIFE subscribers as of December, 1964 ............ . 2. Percent of October, 1964, 1nembership subscribing .... 3. Objective for 1965: percent membership subscribing .......... . UNITS SERVING THE HANDICAPPED Blind Deaf . Mentally retarded ... Physically handicapped ................................. . Correctional institutions ............................... . Other (specify) ---------------------- --------------------- Pac: ks NUMBER OF Troops Number I Posts (Signed)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chairman, Organization and Extension Committee Scout Executive Number of Boys -------- For1~1 C-539D 3.2bHl64 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1964 Region No. _ _3c_ _ ____ CAMPING I. YEAR-ROUND CAMPING SUMMARY-1964 NOTE: In reporting year-round ca1nping, choose the most convenient twelvemonth period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September throllgh August), or the chartered year of each unit. In the latter case, the accumulated reports secured from unit charter renewals covering t\velve months' operation of each unit would result in the council total. TROOPS 1. Ntunbcr of troops qualifying for the National Camping Award- ten days and nights during the year ............................ .. 2. Doing some can1ping but belo\v above standard ............................................................. . 3. Doing no camping during the year .................. .. Number Percent !! I· J.i ( ft,, b ,. 4. \ Total number of troops at d?se/ of r~porting period. (See note above.) ...... ~~;.-:,:'3'.{?_,·~·:_~:.t:.·..... ;} :''& '"i. EXPLORER UNITS 1. On trips or camps totaling five days .and nights away from hon1e ................................................. . 2. On trips or camps totaling less than five days and nights ------------·······-··--·····················-·············· / 3. Units with one or more superactivities ............. . I 4. Total number of Explorer units at dose of reporting period. (See note above.) .......< ..? . . ::t .. IV. CONSERVATION II. EXPEDITIONS AND TOURS All local and national tours (vocational, educational, etc.), expeditions, canoe and pack trips, Explorer base, etc. No.of Tours No. of Persons Explorer ·······················t--;;c-7~-f-r.--,;-""T"'l Boy Scout ···················t--L-"'--f-'-'-·~~-1 Scouters ....................... .L-'"-""-'-~LL_=!..=:__J III. LONG-TERM CAMPING-BOY SCOUTING ONLY A. B. c. (Six or more consecutive days) Yearly summary: Include tours, cruises, service camps, trips, etc. Do not include Scouts from other councils. Number of Number of Number of Troops Different Troop Scouts Scouters CHARTERED TROOPS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS ,/ R,,,,:;i ") 9 i'; {) ) " f On council site ......................... .• ,,,,:._ / / 1. i ,<d:._ I "ff I 1---··----- 2. Off council site ....................... <:) ;. J{• 3. Total (I and 2) ..................... j "'? .. '!> :/:c:n:nc ,_%, 0 JI PROVISIONAL CAMPING xxx c? a 4. On council site ....................... 5, Off council site ....................... xxx I )i (} J Sl. 6. Total (4 and 5) ..................... xxx I 7' c> I 2.. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6) ....... xxx ',,;-'{ 'l• 5?f 31.'> 7, Percent of June 30, 1964, ' "" Boy Scout membership* xxx 'ft?,/% xxx *In con1putlng the percentage of long-term camp1ng for the year, d1v1de the grand total, line C, by June 3J) "'m~r:n-R,~rship as follows: , ,,,~ ~.., Me1nbership, June 30, 1964 .~,""' ~,t °"' Boy Scouts; ___.Z__.=..:::::.~_troops and neighborhood patrols. We have a written conservation plan for our camp. D Yes t3:f No We are carrying out the plan. D Yes D No V. CAMP OPERATION 1. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1964 (summe1· and year-round camping). $ /0, 818 (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as J camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include council appropriation as income.) 2. What amount was included in the council 1964 operating budget as the council appropriation for camping? ......... . 12 I L/O $ 7 VI. LONG-RANGE PLANNING 1. Has the council adopted a long-range plan for physical facilities that projects land needs for twenty years and facility needs for at least ten years? D Yes D No 2. If "yes," in what year was the long-range plan adopted? VII. CAMP PROPERTIES AND CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT 1. Estimated cost of camp expansion planned in 1965: Land $ .............. New facilities $ ........... Improvement to existing facilities$ .... . 2. Has the Engineering Service: Approved the site? 0 Yes D No Reviewed the plans? D Yes O No 3. Was new property acquired during 1964? ·B:J Yes '.0 No Number of acres ... 2..Q .. 9'..... f31 New site D Addition to old Where located ?.l!.d1.lt..<,.::.-.:~~-~----·~··:~:~:~f'.;o.'.<t~.J~~l'~~r-···~·:f'~-~:L~:·:f::~?lE~t':":·: .. ;:· ....................................................................................................................... . Short Term Long Term Owned Leased Land and Buildings Equipment LIST ALL CAMP PROPERTIES BY NAME USED FOR NUMBER OF ACRES CURRRNTVAI.UATION (if owned) 4. TOTAL xxx xxx . -·· .. ; :' Totals must agree with fixed asset figures in Finance Committee Report. Give valuation of land and buildings at fair market value and equipment at depreciated value. 4. Will the council remodel or acquire new office space in 1965? O Yes 1ZJ No 5. Has the Engineering Service reviewed the above plans? 0 Yes O No NUMBER HELD PARTICIPATION 1965 ACTIVITIES PI.ANNED 1---__,----+-----r----t (check) Council District Boy Basis Basis Units Members Council ACTIVITIES-1964 District I. COORDINATED UNIT EVENTS ') / j y Most successful event held Strengthen America's heritage ·····i-~--+~/_,_<~_.J_+-¥_;:._,_+_J_M-___ t-----1--)~(--+ in 1964: , '"' _ "> •• - .,~ .. , Boy Scout Week -----······--------------··· '7 , ? ,;?<) 1>7 :/·1,~::.ir:.5 x J)JY ,, 'f. J.l.J?t<J 't/fG.f c11~t1{"''F)t..";;:J Other C./iJ:l.;f'...1.).J.~l .. :?!.K"'.1:1:~tL:?tY..~ J 7 f"i(~t}J Jc.;;:;;.::-{} Where held II. DISPLAY EVENTS Most successful event held Arena type ............. ···················------+----+----+---+----+----+in 1964: Booth type ·····················--····r--·-·--1----+------+---+-~··-·-+----- ------------ Other ... . ............................. _ ~----1-- Where held III. SKILL EVENTS Most successful event held C p ! 0 7 .;• oc:· X · 1964 am oree ....................................... 1---+~=--+---·-l-"--'----+----+-w..--i m : .. r __ Rall Or meet C' J9 fo'! JP <ff if it _(;'-S y ..................... .. Other ............................................. __ Where held VI. LIMITED PARTICIPATION EVENTS Most successful event held Eagle banquet ............................... 1--~1--1----t----r~f_?_-r-·~x--t----i in 196/, -5 !>A Webelos day ................................. ,{p,;;·.J.· / CtJIJ'{ • Y Other ............................ ,, .. _,............ Where held if i.-/i P!c·f.5 Scout Executive Po,rm 0-539tl: 3.2Mll64 REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1964 Nrune of Council ... <:::: ... tl: \_i;;; __ \'s-_I\_~_!.'!;_~---·····················································------------·-·-·--··--·---···----·--···--····-·-····--·· Region No. _5" __ Headquarters Gty ...... JV\~ __ />!\~ .. \\\~---·-·-· .. ························ ................ State and ZIP Tf.~ .. ~ ....... ~'a.\0_21_ ._c_ou_n_c_iI_N_o_. _:r,_._5-::._"~8_::::::::::_-_, As of December 31, 1964, ·we Number Have Completed Have Completed have accomplished the following Registered Basic Entire· Unit Leader toward providing training for all Traini.ng* Training Series of the key leaders of our regis- as of (Including Basic Training) tered units: Dec. 31, 1964 Number Percent Number Percent / {ll /0 J r-f ·~ ?lip . ' - Cubmasters:I: /JO.? ··-- Scoutmasters ::10?' p-fb ?l) 7'7 J?C Explorer Advisors (post, ship, squadron) ,- '/ _7 a /.-..... '} ( '· L/77 J, !O 11 ';)- ( - TOTAL TOP UNIT l/ ~;; a-J'J to'l.O 13 0 LEADERS 3? ') ',. 'l Assistant Cubmasters:r 1? 'h .:,::r ,! i& r ,q ' -~.d ;,i,;,:, tf Assistant Scoutmasters .itJ2 JI 0 ' :C1,{r l/ !v3 Jv c; Associate Advisors ti7 I°! ~)'if' Lj C;' !~. t/ TOTAL ASSISTANT !ft~ !~I .'./L/, i) c;l/ DO ( I UNIT LEADERS DEN MOTHERSt c,cr 7 )~'li 117 I JLfif :')ti 7 :!:The new session, "The Cub Scout Progratn - An Orientation Session," rnay be substituted for basic training of Cub Scout leaders. *Report all individuals who have completed basic training, including individuals listed as having conipleted entire unit leader training series. Commissioner Training District commissioners Assistant district commissioners for roundtables Assistant district commissioners (other) Neighborhood commissioners TOTAL Number Registered as of Dec. 31, 1964 {' I r'} .) /;~a Number Trained as of Dec. 31, 1964 h 7?' ., Percent 1965 Trained Objective as of (Percent Dec 31, 1964 Trained) [~/ c ;c·o ;/} >O 08', {J </D l /, /' l; 70 .5:J(j AW ARDS ISSUED IN 1964 Scouter's Keys: Cubmaster _r- Scoutmaster ... b Explorer Advisor _L Commissioner _g Total OL -- Scouter's Training Award ':?'" Den Mother's Training Award Arrowhead Honors: District Commissioner Assistant District Commissioner Neighborhood Commissioner -··-·-·--.-- J___j I -~·--.. - "(~; ___ 7__ Yes No Is inventory of unit leader train~ ,X ing current to Dec. 31, 1964? )l-'\ \, Did the council conduct "trainA ing before commissioning" for unit leaders in 1964? •D Is the council using the training plan for district Scouters? d D 1964 UNIT LEADERS' TRAINING RECORD LOCAL TRAINING EVENTS HELD IN 1964 Number Number Number Number To Be Courses Certificates Events Persons Held Conducted Issued Held Attending 1965 (check) CUB SCOUT LEADERS I 1,1 /.~::?¢~~ Instructor training event / ~2/ ,/ The Cub Scout program Basic training ,<; "o ,=3T,;1,J Commissioners' conference < 'A--~~ 1/ Pack leader training: x x x x x x / Planning the Cub Scout f/4~. Summer camp know-how program j ;;L Troop camping (other than The pack meeting I ?,;, ,J ··~fj "the outdoor program") Pack management j ~"' L,tc ", ~2 .:;;; f i Cubbers' pow wow .. -·>~I j 1/" Den Mother training: x x x x x x Den chiefs' training Lf / ~· Planning the Cub Scout 1 ~) conference ;,::;, '.) program J; :; ' I 2 j ' ·~· Your den meeting ;;;;,2 -~s, I "";L'/ Den Mothers' workshop 'I ~- Den Mother-den chief Showando /;!), /~ () 1/"" relationships ~;:(_ D I ) 9 <;,,) .:. )\ /i ,/' ;J e,, ./ ( i ,.;./>;' Junior leader training events TOTAL l ,/' Merit badge counselor trainini BOY SCOUT LEADERS Others (list) Basic training ,; ::_ ,;; I '/:k,, ln"-11 _c I 5/,), The troop committee I #< I I "" ··-··--- -.. ------ - Advancetnent fj pl ii l;~lid) <;"' , /X ' -- :;J,, ~2 CJ! How to train junior leaders .) 4 t) /; ·•1 in the patrol method .;t1l <;, , i ) 'Zi ,, The outdoor program ~'·?~\ Z.J 1·1 I / Leadership -- ;--J .5-' :;? ----- -··~·.,~- TOTAL , ./ / ' ? TOTAL ') '/ / _1' i EXPLORER LEADERS UNIVERSITY COURSES Basic training: x x x x x x The following courses were conducted. during 1964 for enrolled Post leader <".::, <-:er students by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. " ... ,1 Squadron leader - - Name of College NWnber Attend- College Credit Ship leader ,_., "-"'"'"'"" Courses ance Yes No Understanding Explorers I 1..3 TOTAL /A L/ C) I '1, I 5· 4 f (Do not include the above co11rses in Jhe council totals.) (Signed) Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Scout Executive Form 0-539F 3.2Mll64 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1964 Region No._-",?"-~---- MERIT BADGE RECORD ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1964. Cub Scouts !-Agriculture ..................... ........... L ... 2-Animal Industry. .. .. i,.fL. 3-Archery............ .5L .. 4-Architecture..... .. ....... L'L .. Qualified During 1964 5--Art............ .. ........ . J?c."L .. 6--Astronomy.... .. .... ...... J':L .. . 7-Athletics .................................. ~['!.. .. 8-Atomic Energy ......................... ..!?.. .. 9-Automotive Safety ........... ...... JC, .. .. 10-Aviation ............................. A'/ .. . I !=Basketry................ . . .. .S.'} .... . 12 Beef Product10n........ . ........ dl .. .. 13-Beekeeping.......... .. .. ........ 5. 14-Bird Study....... . ..... '23 .. . 15-Bookbinding....... .. .. IS:. .... . ll ~i -,~ 21-Chemistry ......................... .... J'1r·" 22-Citizenship in Home ........ d,.2'.i: ..... . 23- " -Community .... ... i&ICJ. .... . 24- " -Nation ........... .. .;l,.JJ ...... . Wolf Bear Lion Webelos Total Boy Scouts 30.::2? Second Class First Class Star Life A-29 25-Coin Collecting..... .. ........ fr>.~ .. .. 2 6-Cooki ng.... .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .'1..1/.J;• .... .. 27-Corn Farming ......................... 3 .... .. Eagle I t7 '7 Total ;~=~~~jf~g~ .. r~i~~··· ••.•..•. _ .••• _J:.? .•. Explorers 30-Dairying. .. . .. . ... .. ...... 3 l-Dog Care. . .. . .. ........ 'f.J . Start ;_J 32-Dramatics .. -------··············· ...... . -='---------+----CL--· I 3 3-Electricity .......................... ... ..'tlf?... .. .. Life! /3 34-Electronics.. ..................... ........ .;L .... . ------------r---=~---1 35-Farm Arrangement _________ ··-·····(g_···---· Eagle! / "/ 36-Farm Mechanics ...................... 2:. .... .. 37-Farm Records .................................. .. Apprentice2 c; 38-Fingerprinting ................. ... L'1. ...... .. _o_rd_i_na_r~y_z ______ -t-------I ~~=~:~~~~?J~i~ ...•••. -.• -.''. ..•. fJzJ.-_-_-_- Able2 41-First Aid to Animals .............. } ........ . -----------1-------1 42-Fishing ............................ Ji'o.L .... . Quartermaster2 43-Forage Crops.. ................................. .. --"----------+-------1 44-Forestry ............................ . L?i.2 ...... . Apprentice' 45-Fruit and Nut Growing ......... d) .... .. -~~--------+-------I 46-Gardening .......................... ,?.l..:;t: ...... . Bronze Award 3 47-Geology ............................... Jllc1 .... .. ------------r-------I 48-Hiking ............................. ~-:1 .. ~r. ..... . _G_ol_d_A_w_a_rd_'-------+-------I 49-Hog Production ....................... <1,, .. .. 50-Home Repairs .................. .. .1.9/J .... . Silver Award' Total lfor all Explorers 2For Sea Explorers Sfor Alt Explorers 51-Horsemanship.............. .. .... t1 ... .. ;~=i~~~~ L~f;e : : : :-:!£1 :: 54-J oumalism ................................ ?. ...... . 55-Landscaping .................... --------""~---·· 10 56-Leatherwork. .................... ... -5.~ .... . ;;--~~~~~i;,~::::::::::::::::: ~i:is: 59-Marksmanslup . ... L .. 2. .. . 60--Masonry .............................. ./.Q .. .. 61-Mechanical Drawing ...... ..... o3 .. q ___ _ 62-Metalwork. ..................... .... J.i;:; ... . 63-Model Design and Bldg .......... 6 ... .. 64-Motorboating .................... ,,:di: .... . 6 5-Music. .............................. ..... J.3 .. .. . 66-N ature.. .. .. .. .. .... .. ... .. .... .. . .AJ. 8. .. .. . 67-0ceanography ~~-~~;~~:fi·Fi~~nc~s···_ ... • •. .••. 1.5~ .. -;~ ~~::~~~! Frt:ess . .• ·~~fl 7 2---Photography ............................ & .. .. 73-Pigeon Raising ...................... ./ ... .. 4-p . . I ~-;i' 7 1onee~1ng ...................... -····){} ..... . ;~-~;t;~~;.n~·············· ••• •. ••'4L. .. 77-Poultry Keeping ...................... ;$ .... . 78-Printing....... .......... . .... /..(2. 79-Public Health ................. ./..'.':.';' .... .. SO-Public Speaking ............ /...9 .. 3 ... .. 81-Rabbit Raising ................... ..l.q._._ .. . 82-Radio .... _ ......................... .... ~!..:1 ...... . 83-Railroading.... .. ............ , ... 7,, .... . 84-lleading......... ··--······ _ _1;::,__f?.!? ... -. 85-Reptile Study. .. ... i?,ih .. .. ~~~~f:~~.-.•.•..•••.. ............. ·_ • /..~·]····-·· 88---Salesmanship ....................... ~.!... . ~~-1;~:~i;: .• -........... _..- -~--~[ .. ~~=~?;~fli~;~i=~:::::::::: :::::::1.::::: 94-Skiing ............................................ .. 95-Stll<lll-Boat Sailing ........................ .. 96-Small Grains .................................. . 97-Soil and Water Conserv . ... J(;J:, ... .. 98---Stamp Collecting ............ ....... 'f.6 .... . 99-Surveying ........................ .... ;r?!._ ... . 100-Swimming ..................... _ ---X.Q.3 ... . 1 OJ-Textiles ................................... .3 ... . 102-W eather... .......................... . .ls.'.!o .. . 103-Wildlife Management.. .. ...... ,ffi .. .. l 04-Woodcarving ........................ v.'"/ .. . 105-Woodwork.. .................... .... iS.Z .... . 106-World Brotherhood ....... ... 3,;?, .... . 107-Zoology ......................................... .. 7i?3; TotaL ............. b ... .. ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE :2. 1. Number of troops Dec. 31, 1964 .. ···--------------------·--··--·-·---------------------··-----····- 2. Are troops authorized to conduct boards of review?____________________________________ ~ Yes O No If h h h · · At.' o"D,,0;>~ yes, ow many troops ave aut or1zat10n ____________ . ----"'-------'--'"''''°"GI-'"."'-.. Indicate the number of troops that have authorization to conduct boards of review: a. for ranks through Eagle .. ----------·--····- b. for ranks through Life.------·--······------ c. for ranks through Star ------------------·-·· d. for ranks through First Class ........... . 3. Is either a district or council board of review required for all boys qualifying: a. for Eagle -------------··------------------------------ fgl Yes D No b. for Life ------------- ·-------------------------------- D Yes [81 No c. for Star _________________________________ _. ___________ D Yes ~ No d. for First Cass ------------------------------------ D Yes (>(No 4. Do district advancement committee members give direct assistance in advancement procedures to troop or Explorer unit Scouters ? .... ----------·-···-------------------------····--·------------------- g:;J Yes O No 5. What council recognition events were held in 1964? (check) I)() Dinner to recognize Eagle Awards D Dinner to recognize Silver, Quartermaster D Court of honor to recognize Eagle Awards D Court of honor to recognize Silver, Quartermaster D Other. Please describe .. ----------------------------------------·-------------··--·-----·---··-······--·········---·····-····-·····--···-··-··-··· (Signed) Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executivit Form 0-5396 3.2M1164 REPORT OF HEAL TH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1964 . c:. H I c }\;: A .5 ,;\ lA) Name of Counc11.. ................................................................................................................................. . Region No. -""-5 ___ _ Headquarters City .... M.!1:.1.\\f'..!t.\.1' ........................ State and ZIP .. ;:?J;;~J..'2'.?'." ................. . Council No. _3~· 5=--f!:J=--- The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this committee during the year 1964. Items checked below were included in the 1964 program carried out by this committee: PROJECTS a. Health, fitness, and safety projects were carried out in BJ all districts D or in ............ districts. b. Number of units that took part in at least one health, fitness, or safety project ........................ / I c. List and descrjbe health, fitness, and safety projects carried out (other than disa~ter service~: ___ {,;·:~~~:~c?:.·,~·::·~~':~~·~'~~J.:~·:~~'i·:·.·~~--~-~ .. ~-----~--}-~----····-·-'c:. .. ~ .... ::: .. :~~---·~A:.~·'..~"~.:.·;~~~---: ...... : ... .:~~--------~~ .. ~---:·~-·~':~~~-~--:':: .......... ~~~;:·? .. ".·~·~·~:~ .... ·::." .................. . • ....::~:t..L~:.~~t;:l~.·~,~t!.~~:L'...·:~'~":·_:~::~~·.:·::·~~'..:~:. ............................................................................................................................ : .................... . PROTECTION d. The following phases of safety were given special attention in unit leader training: []I transportation 12£1'. swimming iZ].. gun safety [g] firesafety 0 other ............................................................. . e. [SJ Yearly health examination plan was promoted. f. Health and safety in camping was given attention through .D camp inspections D follow-up on inspection results ~ medical care arranged 12'.J. special help on sanitation l2SJ fire protection D other.. ........................... . g. Was camp medical inspection carried out under a plan prescribed by a physician licensed to practice medicine? D Yes D No h. How many persons were sent home or limited as to activity as result of medical inspection? ............... . PREPAREDNESS i. The new emergency preparedness plan was used: iZ].. in Exploring [23. in Boy Scouting [23 in Cub Scouting (the "Ready" plan) (the "Prepared" troop plan) (the "Family Alert" pack plan) j. D The council has a plan for coordinating disaster service with community leaders. k. List services performed under disaster or emergency conditions: Type of Emergency No. of Boy Members Participating Summary of emergency preparedness recognitions qualified for in 1964: "Ready" Explorer Certificates (individual) ___ }_CJ__· "R d " E 1 U . c· . I .. ea y ,,"P orer ~rt . 1tatrons ................ -·---- Prepared Troop Citations ........................ __ '5 __ "Family Alert" Pack Citations ...................... __ 3_ Scout Lifeguard ............................................ ........:2 J __ Mile Swim BSA ............................................ _.!J..5_ (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee Scout Executive No. of Hours of Service Given Region No .. _-'.''-) ___ _ ROSTER OF HEALTII AND SAFE1Y COMMITTEE AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTII AND SAFE1Y" MAGAZINE c;' Council No. 5 5 t5 NOTE: Four (4) issues per year. Free of charge to all members of council and district health and safety committees; also council commissioners, district commissioners, and other key council and district Scouters. MAILING LIST (Attach additional sheet, if necessary.) ORDER FOR BULK SUBSCRIPTIONS Mailed quarterly in bulk to the council office: This is a D new or D renewal order. 10-40 copies, 50-75 copies, 5 cents each 4 cents each 100 copies or more, 3 cents each Please send ............ copies of HEALTH AND SAFETY magazine on bulk subscription plan, Council to be billed on receipt of order. Date Sc()ut Executive 1965 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE, BOARD . .f.; ... .o./ ;../. ).2, ·~ OL-i·"" \ Paul Borda - President 102 N. Hollyoke Lane I I " ,;>l j •) t;.,£}),11,/t,..,f('.~J!. _.j}V James H. Cartlitcfiael Vice Pres, 935 Rayner Frank Jemison Vice Pres, 2306 S. Parkway East T. J, McGuire, III Vice Pres. 3658 Highla~~c2P'~l. ~~·Ciivi •;rd'" _R,ij, F. Clyde Lambi?rt· Treasurer 2500 Sterick Bldg. Jim Brooks 5941 Yorktown Dr. Southaven, Miss Miss. Clyde R. Wentz (Camping & Act.) 2257 Vollentine Dr. Henry Turner 2796 Lombardy Ave.(Health & Saf,) T. J. McGui~· Ill (Interracial) 3658 Hig)Y!and 1'~rk Place c'' • 682-3405 Russell Perry • Vice Pres. 526-6731 727 Sterick Bldg. 275-3141 R. M. Scruggs Vice Pres, RE5-1500 Critt. Memorial Hosp. West Memphis, Ark. .() .~t.;.J!J~ll.f if4, 272-2566 ;;i//'7 6 /I/, S. Shepherd Tate'' Vice Pres. 525-5881 U. P. Bank Building , ,. , n. ·J 391-2392 // {f;'J c,i'Y•,,UCv 'f<[ • W. M. Vaughan '.) Vice Pres. 276-i++~-· P. O. Box 4823, Crosstown Sta. 527-3587 Samuel H. Hays 331 Colonial Rd. Commissioner 525-2684 Ql§}'RICT CHAIRMEN 274-7813 Paul M, Barrett Crittenden RE5-3883 1419 Chester West Memphis, Ark. Frank·'<lJ..>m.iAon (Finance) 272-3031 2306 s. ~rle~., East 525-2552 x 421 272-2566 Page Brown (Organization & Ext.) 527-6541 525-3553 270 N. Avon Rd• . , ., , lv . ). · /) , .. ;,;·~ bu !SJ!..v 141 fJx.A•w· '"'' "''•) · E. M. Eslick (!'ubfi;:,,iR.elat~.' rls,) . .?,7~7j9381'- .· .391-2392 1544 l!aeison .§-a"'·!Ak"-,.~ ~~,,,.k/_ / :'4_!) fF, D, ~~--/; EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE ', t/3 cy v1· < b ({:!\/\ ,l ~. · ~ n {) V i Newton P. Allen J · ·•WJV!iiY' iJ ,·527-8311 Herman Bensdorf J 1 1 K-1;41,/ 1C1cc<d 525-5858 Commerce Title Building . . \.-, LV>°"" Commerce Title Building . ~ ,, J ' Clf!::i.yefaJ :, ,\ (\,W"'lr"' Dr. Sam Anderson \'\'l I\ \}1 ~ 525-2618 A. B. Buckeridge f "fl, v,, ... 223-:.2451 210 Jackson Ave. I"'\ M. & M. Building 8 · J. T. Chandler 480 Linden H. M. Clayton 929 Dickinson 525-3641 276-1000 - 2 - .... ~tJ,vJ J. M. McKnight / j '7 /.J<P"'rVμ . 274-8252 ·Box 3839, Lamar Ste. William N. Horris 525-7531 4666 Chuck r;)tl J · Q, ' . 1;0,~Jkv,...; John A. Cooper #•,,> €1mtks .R. Mot;.w• ,f I l /;". Cherokee Village, Ark. \n, . .J.Afl· ' ~~ding // 1J /c31f ~ '+ .:5 ·7} . • • ,;:}<· 5~#1(· L A Jfl..£J1JA ' Charles M. Crump J.j.i I 0 rJA 525-17fl ,,J R. Boyd Pickens, JJ,•. {/vf?'Y 525-4345 1830 Exchange Building . 11.M<P-' f{o/rY 60 N. Second I /•r1i (j /· ~fY!,-.' ,jf., . • . .?. ~)\!~· . ;f/!A/ Rembert Donelson ;,fl,,I ..J 276-2793 George Phillips . o1 £>//./'' . 525-8111 266 S. Cleveland P. o. Box 2547 ?J , j' J 1):2;\ ('. V:4' Phil Emerick 526-8546 1024 Treadwell . , . .. .. "". './· A 1 I IM \y,y>1)P Bl;) J;ll Frank Fisher ./(-&?!' 1c:..J0/\J 276-1':tw7·8 P. o. Box 4813-Crosstown Station A. A. Floyd Sardis, Miss. . .. : . ') W. 0. Fones J...'}1> <z... · ~J-'J\f"'-f' . U. P. Bank Bldg. 190 525-6361 274-2756 324-8861 Dr. C. D. Hawkes 220 S. q~ay9rook "-+u1_,c,f· Louis !!! !JJJ 2899 Jaco.son . r\\ .. , K,r).4 ~WJJ Joe G. Helms 4185 Highway i.\~>?J.o 397-1267 51 South Charles Hosse, Jr. 1723 Georgian Or. R. L. Irwin, Jr. 34 79 Mccorkle J. Clark Johnson 3202 S. Waynoka Cl. 276-1769 272-3343 Nick Pinter J, 15 Tl· • 525-3621 ·; P. O. Box 4728, North Station Dr. Hollis Price 807 Walker ! Dr. Henry E. Russell 40.55 Poplar j Yi '1 /l/1.07\'μ.. Gerald Shill i,}"Vi:vt)N1Ji Van Court Real Estate Co. Commerce Title Bldg. R. G. Shultz 2389 Broad Frank c. Steudlein 506 E. Broadway l West Hemp his, Ark. !J J .... J,.1~ ;;; ;;& ~ \ f..w . 323-2663 525-4491 452-3151 x 62 RES-3430 526-1256 Alvan F. Tate, 'Jr. 1713 Sterick Building • 0 y I f?.£1, j~!)i>·J;J~ F. T. Thayer, Jr. , \juD" 327-8418 189 Scott Street t.r · . · ....) 'w~· George A. Thomason?'!! ;)J . )1526-8424 r335--E'io--0re~'1 "I• ;rJ:i~V'4.L' • P. Tucker 0 \q ;;ff\ 274-8515 Dan H. Kuykendall ,...1 / [:_.t:17.ALV"''· 1·1 WMCT - 1960 Union ~Bro'O'kw<YO'lt"Cove c;•I 1 { 1 • cJ!. 1,./ / Henry Loeb ."':/.:. ~ '.) C-f,...~~525-4321 282 Madison :CJ i{l J. J. Madison "" 948-3306 370 Greenway Road V::.::i / !\ '11\f'.'};V:v ,. fl ') !.-, \..Ji Rives Manker n I' 525-5342 514 U. P. Bank ~uilding Sam Marks JA6-6633 101 Mary Ann Drive Maynard Thompson 363-2500 320 E. Cherry Circle ( j . ).AJ--rrt,..~'r~ ·?, •) .•. William K. West, Jr.q..i>• .. 526-0331 1010 Home Federal Bldg. Vanden J, Willey 5257 Cole Road "' W. C. Wofford g:+ .) 671 s. Main Street 526-6671 )(,• \2)1/1,)1>» ""\ 525-5664 ~ ... , .. ), .,-\ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA VISTRICT COMMISSIONERS - 1965 M. L • B.ta.llt 485?. CM.nu Je&~e A. Ba.M. 1710 VeaJti.ng SoutheMt V-l.6.tM.c.t V1t. Wil.Uam L. Pope Southwut V-l.6.tM.c.t '3-755 IU.gla<Jay SI Seit.th , i--1-.::z_ q '1 NL iwal ~'>- bl(,[~ditfv~c.t Andw on T. Sn..i.deJr. Box 215, Senatobia, M-l.6~. Jamu Stollu 1861 KeUneit H 5 Ho~ea Bltldgu 733 wee.u 525-2684 6~ 363-1445 x 216 MU3-2258 358-1164 682-3860 398-2326 398-3865 WHB-2860 JA7-0968 JA6-7979 V. K. Roge.M 3508 Boxtown South V-l.6.tM.c.t \ -') C'I cf,/i_,>.-- ~2 ::::; 1 to ..• . ..•. Robel!t Balle1t 948-7148 6289 E. Hawtho1tne 386-0861 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY· SCOUTS OF AMERICA A'OVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1965 John Fa.belt Chahiman LaC.e.ede Steel Company 1388 Noll:th Seventh Paul. G1tee1t NolttheMt 3575 Rate.lgh Mle.tlngton Robeltt A. Penny SorU:heMt 975 Mt. Vil.Mon Ne.le LaJM.enc.e N oll:thwut 3816 Oak.e.ey BltUc.e BltU~on Sou.thwut 12 7 8 FMMW Road Ml6.1>l61.>.lpp.l Clf.Utenden CentJta..e. Noll:th Paul. B1ta.ndon Sou.th 1634 Ety HeMy Boothe EMteJtn 4770 Shady GltOve Road 527-6517 386-3952 452·1381 x 217 324-5928 WH2-154S WH8·4566 397-1269 948-5480 526-0211 685-5979 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES - 1965 Clyde R. Wentz 2 2 5 7 vo.e.eent.<.ne Malr..tln Pendle.ton 3884 K.lp.Ung Af..beJt.t M. Taylo1t 3565 Kea1tney Bu.ck A. Moo1te 303 S. WMd Sena.tob,f.a, M.i..6.6.U.6,f.pp,f. T. W. W,{..e,e,{.am& 1165 Eve1tg1teen # 1 J e&.6,f.e S,f.nclM!t 840 Wh,{..tehaven Lane Tommy Thayelt 52 84 Long Ac.1te J. M. McKn,f.g h.t Box 3839, Lamalt Statlon Ed Belote ChcWiman 272-3031 NoJt.theM.t 386-3952 Sou:thecu.t JA6-6611 X 366 GL8-8200 Nolt.thwu.t So u:thwu .t CILlttenden Centltal BR6-2521 Sou.th EX8-1865 Nolt.th 321-8418 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1965 ChiWrma.n sou.theaA:t Vl&ruct sou.thwu.t Vl&ruct C!tLttenden Vl&ruc;t Sou.th Vl&.tll.lc;t . ..J#Juna.n 8ert6do1t6 V Comne1t.c.e T .uee Buledlng , ,.,Attva.n F. Ta.:te, J1r.. v 1 71 3 S:teltlc.k. Buledlng V F; T. Tha.yelt, J11.. 189 Sc.o:t:t S:tlr.ee:t V~Jr.a.nk. Fl&he!r. ' P. 0. Sox. 4813, CM.6.6.town S:ta.t<.on /Rembelr.:t Vone£.6on V 266 S. C.te.vela.nd 272-2566 525-7521 363-2500 323-2636 397-5131 525-5858 526-1256 327-8418 276-1778 276-2793 525-8111 525-4345 525-5664 Blee Cowan 210 5 Pete. M.ltc.heU. GeJtmantown, T e.nnu.6 e.e. , i /fl. Clyde. Lambe.ltt V 2 5 O 0 S:te.!Uc.k. Buil.dlng V/'S. She.phCJLd Tate. - U. P. Bank. Buil.dlng #,·· 1. v;,Jrt{.~ 9 ()h.t,.(l) ~ , [!, f, ~. &f rlx vrr°/~J .... 527-4443 521-3587 525-5881 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA HEALTH ANO SAFETY - 1965 !>It. He.My TWtnelt 2196 Lombaltdy Avenue Mo4e w. Yea.tu 4431 CM.t.ee sue Splc'1.altd 3436 t<.Utby AR.bel!t 0. Shaw 125 Ro44 Wut Memphl4, Mkan&M !>It. Vavld E. P.lr.Ultt Como, Ml44l44lppl VIL. Otl4 Stltong 256 E. McLemo.1te Cha..i.Jiman Nol!theMt SoutheMt Nol!thwut Southwut Clti.t:tenden No.Ir.th South 525-3553 525-8631 682-4805 FA3-3237 RE5-2754 526-2601 526-2491 942-3697 275-6904 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA LEAVERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1965 Neuman Tay.tolt 3027 Kenne.th Ma!Llon Womble . 4582 Matt Cove LoJti.n /Glng 3190 Choctaw u~Q~<_) ~t~~.J .~.. ~r···( I f)~. ~ , ./ .-,.·_____,- EUon F1teeman 1588 WhLOnan Reve1tend c. Goltdon Smlth 429 W. Main Senatobia, Ml6~l6~ippi Roq L. Pealt6on 523 Walke!t Chah1man NoJttheMt SoutheMt Noltthwut Southwut CJUttenden Noltth 525-2552 x 421 272-9791 386-6125 948-7661 321-8194 ij.5 iJ ~ <,/. L/) / L/ 5· .. :i ... <.,LC/ Vk JA5·2 552 X 371 397-4985 562-8743 948-0743 WHB-8789 W/16-9357 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ORGANIZATION ANO EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1965 Page BJtown 270 N, Avon Road Challlu G.lven1i 4782 MMe.et John P.ltt& 5540 No11mandy Road Aebe'Vt 8, Bu.6oltd 'J 1029 Wh.ltehaven ;<}~ EJr.nu.t Ab!lo n 348 Fay I.6aac. Pe.twon 3182 MU.ewood Eugene WaMen 7505 Pallkell C.l/lc.le G<V1man.town, Tenn Chahrman NoJVtheaAt Sou.theMt Sou.thwu.t CIU.t.tenden Cen.tltal. NoJVth Sou.th EM.telln 527-6541 458-6312 683-3744 278-0172 683-0069 396-1200 397-5459 WH2-4136 525-8631 x 20 398-0278 276-2877 884-1881 c .. A.. ATKINSON 377 Parksdale Drive A, B, BUCKERIDGE ~1 & M Building E. ?,1, ESLICK 1544 Madison LEO H, KERSHAW 3776 Donna SCOUT SHOW COMMITTEE 1965 .JAS-1490 398-0489 523-2451 272-9414 357-6631 274-0605 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 1965 Title A name given to the resource 1965 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0da8860e59a0e3bab82a24946b2d3220.pdf 6fb908aef9cd2021b61a96a858d034a0 PDF Text Text Form 0-539 3.2Ml166 y,, REGION No. __:::::___ COUNCIL No. [) 5 S APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 196 7 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick N. ]. 08903 Tue ....... c;J:!.:S.lS.i':.?..A'1:'1..... 5.'._6.."'..\:J.. ~.LL ....?..l"................................. Boy Scouts of America, with f\ Council corporate name headquarters at .b.J..::?......l'±..4:'.M....~.\l..\.h.'l/.l.Ur.:'1 ....1 .. M.ftv\.l'?.ti!..?.... 1 ..:fffld.!i.E::i.~Ef..... ,:~..a.t.s? 3 local mailing address City ,o'.""H · area ) ....·:: · over ('ind'1cate entire · · d'1chon · 1ur1s :~.::.::-:~ ....~-':.... .'....·.....('.,.-k;·,--1 .....ft.._!)'( an dilaving State and Zip -:·. r:<o·-y,_'i ...-~-•••• ~.~:'.; .. ~ .. .-...:-..-:.:'..:.!..,,.-..· 1:'.'.; ...·..';::--~-Jur:.;,;'"\;:.·;:: 1 .l.l.t!.f?.... H:8-'N.'2..1:.A ....<:.t?..:-).J:::J.. ~r_;_g-_~_;._!~3.).!?.,~.J.~.2~Jf':..t:.t;:'t~.lJ.~.D. ... fCJ2.Z:f.;;:?~!... /±:~.~f~ ...f2t:·~----······--·· ..?..8:.1.I.t.!:~J::l_}?.~~?::?..... ~-~-~.t!.?.:.Y.._,,.._L.tf::.t::.d.~ ..?..~~: ..~-----···-··-·-······················--····--················----········ 7 1 hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1967. In justification of this appli· cation, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1966 and objectives for 1967 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article X, Section 3. This application has been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called .l/;\'t>DAB·--; mee t'ing a quorum was presen t an d 1 ......., at w h'ch • ..t".--. ............................ 19b~/ ::. ......:.;:..\ ......'°2 meef 1ng on .... ~:A. 1 the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate with the Boy Scouts of America and its rep· resentatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Charter and Byla\vS, resolutio_ns, policies, and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. n iJ"! 1" ... Sl.gned ••••}" •.1,...1~-~:o--*~ /1 /; // Scout Executive/ .~_i I ·,_""·-~~,._,_,J/ President /,,,,,--·~ !:/ ,/ _,,,,."'-~···"".~10 .\ Ji 11/ 1 ,.,f:£:'!,,•.-f/J.-l ,I;?~;, " ••{-..._..::••• ~a1:v-fi'#·'······_;/:. •...........••..•...• I \\ l ; I Treasurer ,I -~/ BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 1,, 1916.) ·--"f/i �I. ADMINISTRATION I. This council has accepted its quota of $.-2 J.¢J..<f!? ....... for the year 1967 and agrees to pay it to tlii: Treasurer of the Boy 7 Scouts of America as follows: In full herewith, $ .... ,....................... : in ..... .2... equal payments of $.. j,.P.1.2.......... each during the months of ........m.A.1...... /.IN,;l. ... N.o.1J..l?'d!J.."'l1fctfi:_......................................................................................... ................... See instructions for deterinining quota on reverse side of transmittal sheet. (Co11ncils are req11ested to schednle final q11ota payment prior to November 30, 1967.) 2. We request continuation of our present credit li1nit to cover all purchases from the Supply Service Division, including camp, handicraft, and other seasonal ite1ns and will maintain our account in accordance with the terms applying to such transactions. (NOTE: If change in this credit limit is desired, state new amount here. $.................................... ) II. LONG-RANGE PLANNING I. 2. 3. III. The council has a long·rang.e plan which projects membership, manpower, land, and facilities needs: Yes ... V:. . No ..... . . Adopted 19 b.!1 .. .... Reviewed 19 ;.;6.. ... Does it project l~! ne~ds t°. the~~'-~/ and facility ~e~d.s ~°.r.8 t°. -1~ ye~rs?. acres of land must be acquired. Yes .... .>( The council plans to acqmre or build an office building in the next year? No........ . PROPERTIES AND CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT Estimated cost of camp expansion planned in 1967: Land >{jJ• .. 1.._,_o............. -·---·····----- ............ N ew f ac1·1·t· h'.) 1 1es ~$-'-~·-f ">";c:J; " In1prove1nent to existing facilities $.:!:yk:c?<? ..... lJSED FOR LIST ALL CAMP PROPERTIES BY NAME Short Term CURRENT VAI.UATION NUMBER OF ACRES Leased Owned Long Term Land & Buildings (if owned) Equipment $,:>_..._v,;.;~ "::"·_??. +-"-·'·-'··--'----··~ $ .2 "? '"""" ~ _2_._._c:_1'_·,.,. r_·__.··_··_•)_P_·.f_'·-'c- ·~ F _________________ _,____v~_·-+--"-/_···.._,+- __-_··-~_'r_.:,,_··_ ·-----·-· .. Lo,,_ <?£f:' 1 -·---""~'•·-·'"'v"'_,,,'"-··--1 3. ---·-·---------------·---+-----!-----~-----t-----tll---------1-----·---··4. - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - · - - - · · + - - - - · + - - - - + f - - - - - t - - - - ·~+--- - - - - · · - f - - · - - - - - - - 1 TOTAL XXX X XX ( o ;20 $ y_v a:~··?> $ -,: "J "'""£# 6 60 v ---1-----f-----·-t!------c·---- 1'otals must agree with fixed asset figures in l'inance H.eport. Give valuation of land and buildings at fair market value and equipment at depreciated value. IV. COUNCIL AND DISTRICT OPERATIONS 1. During the past year revisions were tnade in our constitution and bylaws. 2. A council-wide commissioners' conference was held on .. AJJJ\i).\J. ........ 3. 1'he council has a total of -·····- ...L9 .. _____ districts. Yes .. +..7.. ........ , 1966, with (number) Indicate number of districts which have held at least the following number of meetings. 9 No. i\tfembers on Council Committee 6 4 0 Leaclcrship _Training Comn1issioner Staff tt 6 ------~----~--- Total Me1nbers all District Operating Committees 70 XXX Council --··--·-· .... ·-------t·--···-~·-·---e--~=~-t Executive Board 7 0 xxx ---;;;-" Organization and Extension 10 District Co1n1nittee attending. 4. Metnbership of council and conunittees .....-----···--·---------------·---·-·-·· ~------------------·-~-~--·~ 12 ····'"";·""··· } >? ,,J _________ ... ______ J_____ _ Advancetnent ---- ------·-------·- 1--------- -----·-------Carnping and Activities Cub Scout Leaders Roundtable 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - > - - - · - - · - · - - ---+----1 Boy Scout Leaders Roundtable Exploring Explorer leaders Rouodtable xxx xxx -··-------··-·->-··--··---C·-······1-·-----f Public Relations �Form 0-539A 3.2r-ft 166 This copy for National Office O Regional Office O Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE TRANS MITTAL SHEET Charter fee $................. . Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Quota .................. . Region No. _-2_ _ __ Council No. - - S!iS __ Total $.................................. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Bn1nswick N. J. 08903 Attached is the application of the....................... ~f?l'llpltit, , ~~~~~-~---·····------------------····------- ..................................................................................... Local Council r unu4 ee ...................... ·············--··--··········-···--·· ................. .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1967, together \vith reports as called for. State Headquarters city Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the follmviog: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date.") 1-fust accompany application. For amount required see Article XIII, Section 1, Clause 1, Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America. 1. Annual Registration Fee (Charter fee) 2. Payment of quota (Refer to Item I [Administration] on reverse side of application sheet.) See Table of Quotas on reverse side of this sheet. 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending... ~~~~~--- ............1966 .. llJ.{~!: ..~.~-~--"'~-!....... ..... }'lo.. .. ... Date Yes or No If fiscal year is other than calendar year and ends later than April 30, 1967, then submit :is a part of this charter application the figures :md audit for the fisc;d year last completed. If fiscal year ends between January 1 and April 30, 1967, then the audit is to become a part of tills year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after dose of fiscal year, MCI 4. Scout executive's report for 1966 Date Yes or No J'«. 5. Copy of Decen1ber 31, 1966 finance report Date Yes or No REGISTRATION OI' COUNCIL AND DISTRICT SCOUTERS IS A REQUIREMENT FOR THE ISSUANCE OF THE COUNCIL CHARTER Rosters of council and district Scouters were inailed separately to Registration Service on Date Rosters will be mailed to Registration Service on ...... f.c.~~;(_.}__~_,__ f!.~.!. Date ... Do not enclose council and district Scouter rosters with charter renewal application. iJ (Signed) .............)/..,._..., 4·· 1;,f f,,'.gj .... lJf(J,.,.,,~::'jf:,:: /.~;r xecut1ve __ ,/··· _1' _,/-</ / '/ ]¢ml:1Vt1f 51 ,/119lt;1 ,,,- _______ f---······---··········---·······----L----········.,j.......................... ~ ; Dito l ,// I / I ""::"'_,. Please mark "CHARTER RENEW AL" on transmittal envelope or affix special "CHAR'TER REfaEw AL" gummed stk_ker th.al\vas furnished with / ·",_ '----~ these forms. °'",_/' �TABLE OF LOCAL COUNCIL QUOTAS FOR NATIONAL SERVICE (See Boy Scouts of America Bylaws Article XIII, Section 1, Clause 2) Deduct 1966 quota payment from 1966 net operating expenditures to determine correct base for 1967 quota. Range of Local Council Range of Local Council Net Operating Expenditures Quota $ 10,000 and under .$ 15,000.. $ 150 225 300 15,000 20,000 " " 20,000 25,000 ........................ . 25,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 " " " " " 30,000 .... 40,000.. 50,000 .. .. 60,000 .. . 70,000 .... .. 350 450 575 725 850 70,000 80,000 90,000 100,000 110,000 " " " " " 80,000 ... 90,000.. 100,000.. 110,000.... 120,000 1,100 1,225 1,375 1,500 120,000 130,000 140,000 150,000 " " " " 160,000 " 130,000.... .. 140,000 ...... . 150,000.... . 160,000 170,000 ... 1,625 1,750 1,875 2,025 2,150 170,000 180,000 190,000 " " " 200,000 " 210,000 " 180,000..... .. 190,000 ...................................... .. 200,000 ... . 210,000 .. . 220,000 .. 2,275 2,400 2,525 2,675 2,800 220,000 230,000 240,000 " " " 230,000 .. 240,000 250,000 . 2,925 3,050 3,l 75 Net Operating Expenditures Quota ........ $3,325 $250,000 and under $260,000 .. 3,450 270,000 .. . 260,000 " 3,575 280,000 ............................. . 270,000 " 3,700 290,000 .. . 280,000 " 290,000 300,000 3l0,000 320,000 330,000 " " " " " 300,000 .... .. 310,000 .. . 320,000 .. .. 330,000 .. .. 340,000 .. . 3,825 3,975 4,100 4,225 4,350 340,000 350,000 360,000 370,000 380,000 " " " " " 350,000 .. . 360,000 ............. . 370,000 .......... .. 380,000. 390,000 .......... . 4,475 4,625 4,750 4,875 5,000 390,000 400,000 4l0,000 420,000 430,000 " " " " " 400,000 ....................................... .. 4l0,000 ......................................... . .. ...................... . 420,000....... .. ...................... . 430,000...... .. .................. . 440,000.... 5,125 5,275 5,400 5,525 5,650 440,000 450,000 460,000 470,000 480,000 " " " " " 450,000 .. 460,000 .. 470,000 480,000 .. . 490,000 ........................................ .. 5,775 5,925 6,050 6,175 6,300 500,000 ........................................ .. 490,000 " 500,000 and over... 6,425 6,500 975 Application forms for Breakthrough for Youth Awards will be supplied to councils separately. �Form 0-539D 3.2Ml166 !) _ __ Region No._.=_ FINANCE REPORT-1966 Please use following classifications. This is for purpose of national record and comparison. EXPENDITURES During Fiscal Year Ending 1966 Report figures to neartist dollar only (no cents). I Column I Column 2 I Net if~~':dit.res• ,! Budget-1967 I. Operating Expenditures: _T_o_t_a_l_Ex_p_en_d_itu_re_s_+-_S_p_e_cial __R_e_c_ei_p_ts_'__ _(:_C_o:..l.c.;;..I.:;M.:;.i.:;n.:;nsc....:C.:o.::l...:;2:.:.l-i.lii-.._ _(_N_et..:.)_ __ I ' +-,1 I .J..7_~.c)_· 1 1. Executive salaries3 ............ l_$_-"'3-_--·ii"-'-',_c,_• 1 G;,_'~7"' '.'-,_i' --+-$_________.:;_$_.__:;:13.:::::b-1.-,,__ P_7_._.3_-+li$___ "'('>_<,.·_·_ _ . ' :?,•''ti.ii.,\ 2-"'u.cc I' ·•·•··· 2offi . cc sa1ar1es---············-·····lt--~-""~""""-"'---f----------\-----±:.C :...,J.•_:'''...._C'.·'.::"_:..j";_'_ _:·.:L-<,J;'f-'._»_l'.::-~,_.~'A,,__ 3. Retirement, Soc. Sec ......... ! I c) ,. 9 ~·21 ' ' I;;). ?/?; . _,1_•~,--.~1'-'(~• ~l.._i_,_>_ _ 2-'. 5 / t:> --, ·"-:,. -·---·=·""''"'f:'-',,_l,,.•·c.·_ 4. Rent, light, heat, tel. .......... p.,---~-'\~,·~('-'·-/"o_ _,..-1-----------+---· 1 . ··1 . • .'I (, i -7 ' ·7 ' ' ' '" 5. Offi ce supp11es ....................'i ----'-'-"'"-'-=-+-+----------+------"+·-'""'·"""' :.•.:1,....1 ----·~··.~·-'~''~'.c..'_ _, 6. Postage, express ................ lt----:-:--~~'-J+---------+-----:--·---")".._jf:::,___:._-=::·::·::'-.i''"..'::'.'':-,::··-:I 7. Field expense, transp'n ..... i't___l~l,~·.L,-"'"-·~"-~·'"'"---t----------+----...LJ_,,&;·'~"'"-'"'2"';,,"'•,_. .Jl.c..•--"'-;/_" ~ ~°' ~, I ,i -f-_ H-' 1~: ~!t~:i;~::~s~~:;:::::::::::ll----1 ._:J. .;L," ~-~·"':-~, _ __,___s-_-_'_,_.._··_,,_;;;____._______'_"'_'_',_•_:z_·.,_"_:z._,_+ !l _ _ ·'.. _;,. .: ~'·" .,' ~l~ _< ;; I 11. Natl. quota, charter fee..... "' '' <;:•. '' !: _.,:L,, ·:", ~"'i 1 12. Activities ..;(£;\;~·~--~:t.:i~·f.'".;.-t::~i+----·-'1,µ..J,..,_1-"r_'",_;".·--+---.1. -""-··,_,,"'.·,'"''-"'----1------'34-"4'-''"::".i;,t::"-H----"""'"'----1 ' ) . . 13. Campaign expense .............11------1,,:_-,_f'_"'-"--f----------H-------'C .-'''.:7_2.:":.__11_·--~lc.._;\l.-w·-1_>,:::'·--I 14. Interest on indebtedness4.. 11-----~--~---\-----------+------------ii~;-----''"'"'""'--"---I '),' ,,,., .,· /,'Z,,, •C/ -~ " . 15 . I nsurance ......................·--···lt----+-+-+-+---f----------+-----...L ;-"-'-"'-·-llt----2·+i£?....:::i""'""'-'--1 16. Miscellaneous......... -........... 11--------"~~,_·'"'q~-+---------+-------'{)2.f,8::·.,,-+"-------L"'.J"S.~,.. --1 if ? (:t__/\...,p-'('"'·'•' .-1~....·-~·~"-..,._.,..~'f" / c f Y'. I /')I Y!> f '\J et___.....,'&. ·J··· ., -r:-' ,., ' I"! .5?' 1 f <?Bf·:. I " ' xxxxx II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office land and building.... 11-"$-~(,,-'L.).,_:;'.c.'?-'t,_i_ _ _ I 2. Office equipment................1 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 3. Camp land and buildings ... 11---~<._>.L··.,,q.,.____1 4. Camp equipment... ............ < 1 - - - - - - - - - - > 5. Motor vehicles ...................1 1 - - - - - - - - - - l 1·ft.'1, t-' .::· {J 6 . Campal·gn ex penses ...........H----'-'-"-------1 TOTAL CAPITAL III.BRe(v~~~:~ ~~unts: 1. NOTE: See important instructions below in footnotes 1-5 for determining net operating expenditures and the year-end use of sundry accounts. L'$';,'?;, 5,. C>$!;e,C,.» 15. //c-·L> I11 /d o, ,?• i I I' Ii $ / ,' $ /I I 0 'I $ i' e' ... I$ I! -11 OYS' LIFE..•.............•....••... tt-'-~~·-··~\.~·.,_,_·---f-'---"'L.f'-"" ·"ec.c"u•_·,,_,----1--"----'-I"-/~G"'···· 1 .,, •: 1· Registrations...................... _ _,. ~ '" 7 <.. ' ' ' "." n ---Ii 2. 1 3. Scout supplies .................... 11----"·"'-·i·.i'-<·':...'-""""'~--+---·.L''l.i.,-''L'".-'9,_."'.;;;'·'---J---"'i-"-"/~. .,_ .L;;.._··-·--j TOTALREVOLVING 1 $ )b,''J 7C/$ '°.Jc, I?!(,. $ f(? \j II IV. Sundry Accounts 5 $ / '6 , '/,er y, $ V. Payments of Indebtedness (loans and fund transfers). I c,, / o "/ $ $ /" .> , "! 0 ./ "1 ''" / "·''I I Report as Special Receipts such items as fees for camping, activities, and training, and refunds to all budget items (i.e., personal use of telephone, payment of postage by distributor, etc.), in order to arrive at the correct net cost to the council (see Colunu1 3). H.eport revolving accow1t receipts in Revolving Accounts section, Column 2. 2 Show no surpluses in Column 3. If special receipts (Column 2) from activities or camping exceed total expenditures (Colurru1 1), show "O" in Column 3 and report the surplus in Section VI, item 4, or Section VII, item 2, as earned income. 3 In reporting salaries, do not include transportation allowances. Do not distribute executive or office salaries to other budget itetns. 11 4 Do not include payments to reduce "principal indebtedness. . 5 Nonbudget figures incidental to camping, activities, training, etc., which arc carried in sundry accounts during the year, should be shown 1n Columns 1 and 2 in the Operating Expenditures section of this report in order to arrive at the correct net cost to council. Sundry Accounts on this report include only items not related to operating accounts (i.e., transfer to trust fund, World Friendship Ftmd, OrdcroftheArrow,etc.). l �Region No.-"5_ _ __ Council No, if.5 8_ _ _ VI. Operating Income During Fiscal Year Ending___l2!'' C_i ,·i\[:f. ;,,_ , . _ l 966 lleport figures io nearest tlollur only (no cents). BUDGET ACTUALl 1. Contributions from areas where council participates in 1967 1966 community chests or united funds J')+""'-'-·_<.:_.-I a. From chests or united flilds ..........................................F$~1'-lj'-''"'"'L'·"')\~'2''.!"l'dcc···+-'$~/~ b. From sustaining tneinberships ......................................... 1-_.Jt!i!.''·c;.I?-.,·.l'o:±:""''"'-' ·-1·C---'-7J.f+'l-"'_.,?.2·k/">-'1 IJ+-_,IL'.,.'Y'_,,:"°. '..w...:·~·1""-')0:..·-1 c. From other sources ............................................................. _ij~_,hc,-:..•:..7_,_ 2. Contributions frotn areas where council does not participate in chests or united funds 7~7 .<·' ::i.. 1~~~-+----·---·. . depen den t ca1npa1gns ........................................... ,____ a. F rom 111 b. Frorn sustaining memberships ......................................... ; - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - t c. F'rom other sources ........................................................... - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - t IX. Assets, December 31, 1966 (or end of fiscal year) Current: Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid pledges Office supplies Supplies for resale Value of trust fund Bf'[_. 5 / Securities not included in trust fund 1 3. Contributi9ns not included in I or 2 (explain) a ........ .,J.~.};'.i,.t:;:.1.,.,.;;t.".:: .......................................................... 1---'~f._··~-2~·_,"7_+·-------1 b..................... ,.................................................................,..........1 - - - - - + - - - - - - t 4. Net a, b. c. d. e. incon1e fron1 earnings ;>c>.,.c.•:.c·•_•.:;;:_·/·•--1 Activities ............................................................................. 1-...:'2'.•°' eel•:._-'i::./_;?"'./-'-11---'" .• ---+----·---Trust funds ......................................................................... ,_____ Investments .......................................................................... 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _, __ _ _ _ _- t Supplies for resale ............................................................. ,__ _ _ _ _+------+ Other (spccify) ....................................................................1_ _ _ _ _ _+------+ '+· ..... ,...........................................................................................1------+------+ 5. Total income for operation ..................................................... $ / f:l' 11,.~>Jb $ '? () • r_if£J 1966 VII. Income for Capital Purposes During Fiscal Year Ending 1. Contributions from all sources ................................................. $ / 7?~ ?-'£:-·I) tt Fixed: Office land and building Office equipment Camp land and buildings Camp equipment Motor vehicles Other assets /' Total assets NOTE: Give valuations as follows: Land and buildings, trust funds and other securities-fair market value Equijnnetit and niotor vehic/es--depreciated value . X. Liabilities, December 31, 1966 (or end of fiscal year) $ /,;;:-JV·; i>?:gj) 2. Income fron1 earnings (net) ..................................................... ,__ _ _ _ _ _,__ _ _ _ _- ! 3. Total income for capital. ........................................................ $ I 7 t), i-,/tf? $ I t.-t>_; c--»r.'?> Accounts and bills payable Notes payable VIII. Loans and Fund Transfers. Bank loans, transfers from trust funds, reserve funds, savings funds during fiscal year. Mortgages 1. For operating purposes ...............................................................<-"$______t-$______, Reserve for 1967 opera_tions 2. For capital purposes ...................................................................1 - - - - · · - - - i - - - - - - - t Reserve for capital ·-·---'-""$'-------' 3. Total .... ,........................... ,.. ,,........................... ,............................ +-"$_ _ _ Total liabilities Other 1iabilities2 Show all income whether budgeted for this year or otherwise. Show gross contributions received. Cost of campaigns is reported in Expenditures section of this report. Do not include unpaid pledges. 2 Include advance payments on camp, Explorer trips, etc. 1 XI. General Accumulated For Current Year Only 1. At the end of the fiscal year the council showed: 1\11 operating surplus of $--..·~--·--,, 117 An operating deficit of LJ':,_1 J_ - $- - ~--~ p,:< i./- '!:. __;'.1-Z--:.._ \)!) J )..i;J) nJ c-A+fJ?.flfv p:vf """"') J.lf 1".J\!/j ,">f' j 1t> 7 } fl ff,'J:. <!'.£- J, 'P7 I rJ ' I 2. During 1966, \Ve received allocations fron1 __ L.__chests or funds and catnpaigncd n1 __ ...t.-.-..-nonchest co111munities (give nt1n1ber). Approximate goal$-----3. Plans arc being n1ade for a capital campaign ..~Yes D No Approximate date of campaign 4. Date on which the council last filed Fann 990-A on trust funds \Vith Internal Revenue Service ___ ·-··----·--- ..--··-~------~----···-- .... - ....·-·-----·D No, but plans to by --~-----5. Our council uses the local council standard monthly financial rep0rt. 6. Our accounts~ ~ilieh~een audited by.l-...c,+_;..!12-lf-.;.l-l-~l-"'i;f~;~~';J~~;'cj;f':;;-~~:t:,~~~;~'.JS~,,"":S"-'3"'''~~\~Y:,,",j'' """ .. 'f "" C::;' 7' 7. Current 111arkct value of trust funds: those controlled by the local council or by trustees appointed by the council, $----'<'rQ_____ --'···estimate). best give known, not is value exact (if $--·-------·--others, by those controlled 8. Tfotal arnount received during 1966 in bequests frotn \Vills, $---··-.. -~:.~:::::::.::. __ ...... ; in foundation grants, $------ �Form 0·539C 3.21'[1166 Region No. MEMBERSHIP REPORT-1966 TABLE 1 MEMBERSHIP Total on Dec. 31, 1965 New in 1966 Not Separations• in 1966 (See note) Total on Dec. 31, 1966 8 / ,'J (. :?5'/ 73 !i/'J I"? 6'/"/ ;•I/,; _,:{ -~ I. Total Cub Scout units /6',,(.. 2. Total Boy Scout units 2.3:Z. .:? :? 63 /? -- c:r' ·- ? j ,'/ '}f 71 ··21 3, Total Explorer units 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) ,) d: 4 J-., 5·, °{'.":)"'',: 5. Total Cub Scouts 6. Total Boy Scouts 7. Total Explorers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 12. ;/c:if? "' -'?9,:>9 r.., !./ t/C,/p ·' ·2 ... '".)_. 7J«'.; 70.b I ! -,;;.'.)/ 3 ~:3c~ ':~:; 6' i.39 /55 6 Council No. ' J.. 6 "':i.. <:J~/< 7 Objectives Dec. 31, 1967 ./l) 21.< /}:;' .. / :( •/' /(';• •. /c:· I .2 ·) /.;. df ,_;Cr'./ ~ .fl•,*;'If _,) 3·7r·') xx x xxx IA///C I / I' 1 '!.f. / ~·J '·• 'Z(1()0 :::::' 5-()() ,y/(c 5'/.~~·· ··xx x xx x /{!)5 Est. Net Separations 1967 Estimated New in 1967 IX (·:'.- ~;; 1 ? 11 t<~.'> *Net separations equal "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered.'' RURAL MEMBERSHIP, 1966 TABLE 2 Include all boys and units in open country and in communities under 2,500 population. Include, as rural, suburban <lfeas outside city limits, except fringe areas around cities of 50,000 population or more, which have been specifically designated as urban by the United States Census Bureau. Cub Scouting (See Note 1.) Boy Scouting (See Note 2.) Exploring (See Note 3.) December 31 December 31 December 31 1965 . Total rural boy members Total rural units 1966 15/(,~.. 11!5- ? 7 1965 1966 ,37_,1;- f,S;( /.// !? TOTAL December 31 1965 1966 L/JI ¥ ;;{:> -1· 1965 1966 ,.!,,// ,:?0 ,{,--...,3t:.. -,. "-9 ,,,;(, Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include ttoops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, and Lone Boy Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes posts and ships and members thereof. UNIT REGISTRATION TABLE 3 1. Total number of units on council records and registered at the end of the previous year - December 31, 1965 ............... . 2. Number of these units which reregistered during 1966................................................ . 3. Number of these reregistered units \vhich had a charter revie\v, at which representatives of the institution, unit con11nittee111en, unit leadership, and council representatives \Vere present. ... 4. Number of these charter reviews that \Vere individually conducted in their O\Vn chartered institutions.. 5. Who conducts charter reviews? ~r Organization and extension committee Comn1issioner staff EXPLORING TABLE 4 Total number of general posts ......... O J.~3 ,_ ... , ........... . ........ ; special interest posts ....... __~·o mmmUH< m < ___ :2~------·-- �TABLE 5 TIIE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY Indicate number of imtitution1 in council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Number of Institutions 1. Instiltttions having only packs (one or more) ..................................................................... . 2. Institutions having only troops (one or more) ................................................................... . 9/ 9 3. Instit1ttions having only posts (one or n1ore) ....................................................... . 4. Institutions having only packs and troops........................................................................... . 97 /j / 5. Institutions having only troops and posts... 6. Instit11tions having only packs and posts ..... 7. Instittttions having Whole Scout Family (packs, troops, and posts) .. 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS..................................... . TABLE 6 UNITS FOR HANDICAPPED BOYS Indicate number of units Packs Troops Total Number of Boys Posts Blind ............................................................ . Deaf ............................................................... Mentally handicapped ................................. . Physically handicapped ................................. . Correctional institutions ............................... . Other (specify) .......................................... .. HEALTH AND SAFETY REPORT-1966 I. II. III. Was camp medical inspection carried out under a plan prescribed by a physician licensed to practice tnedicine? ccr<es D No '? Aquatic recognitions in 1966: Scout Lifeguard .............. ·--"'···························Mile Swim BSA The emergency preparedness plan was used: [LJ"1'"~ Exploring (the "Ready" plan) [Yin Boy Scouting (the "Prepared" troop) Citations: individual ..............U? .................... post .........:-:.~....................... O [Q-'fu'cub Scouting (the "Family Alert" pack) troop ................. !f!J... pack. .... }'.::"........................ . The council has a plan for coordinating disaster service with community leaders. List services perfor1ned under real disaster emergency conditions: Type of Emergency No. of Boy Members Participating No. of Hours of Service Given �Form 0-5390 3.2M1166 . N o._.e.'.:'.t) Region __. . ------- CAMPING REPORT-1966 II. EXPEDITIONS AND TOURS I. YEAR-ROUND CAMPING SUMMARY-1966 ~----------· No. of Tours . if I Number Percent 1. Number of packs qualifying for the National Summertime Pack Award ................................. . ---------····-----~ All local and national tours (vocational, educational, etc.), expeditions, canoe and pack trips, Explorer base trips, etc. local tour-under 250 miles National tour-over 250 miles LOCAL TOURS NOTE: In reporting year-round camping, choose the most convenient 12iuonth period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September through August), or the chartered year of each unit. In the latter case, the accumulated reports secured from unit charter renewals covering 12 months' operation of each unit would result in the coun-cil total. PACKS 55f3 Council No. l c~ <} xxx No. of Persons I / j:·,; / V·" '°'? 3 ,, .,,,_ .;'£; / 4~--J - -----NATIONAL TOURS No. of Persons No. of Tours Explorer Boy Scout Scouters - -- ·--·· III. LONG-TERM CAMPING-BOY SCOUTING ONLY TROOPS (Six or n1ore consecutive clays) Yearly sum1nary: Include tours, cruises, service ca1nps, trips, etc. Do not include Scouts fron1 other councils. 1. Number of troops qualifying for the National Camping Award - 10 days and nights during the year......................................................... . , ~" '~:f Number of Troops 2. Doing some camping but below above A. CHARTERED TROOPS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On council site....... - ................ 2. Off council site........................ standard ·········-··········-······································· 3. Doing no camping during the year..... - ............ . 4. Total number of troops at dose of reporting 3, Total (1 and 2 )---------.. -....---- period. (See note above.) .......................... ·-······· B. POSTS 1. On trips or camps totaling 5 days and nights away from home.................................................. 2. On trips or camps totaling less than 5 days and nights ........................................................... . 3. Posts with one or inore superactivities ............... . 4. Total nun1ber of posts at dose of reporting period. (See note above.) .................................. . c. l4 --+- PROVISIONAL CAMPING 4. On council site...... ·-·············· 5. Off council site.........•............. 6. Total (4 and 5) ................. ----GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6) .... ---7. Percent of June 30, 1966, Boy Scout membership* / ., ~,/, / ") i J -•I Number of Different Scouts {' ') /-. xxx .5 s1' _:1, .fr'- '} .. ;/- ,/\ .,-;,,, xxx xxx xxx xxx Number of Troop Scouters ! •. 2 <-; 3Y ~z-/ ,,...., f_, I I ;J \ <:e IJ ,{_ j - IJ'i 5? % I <· /' ? ,._., ~:i ;J..,. xxx *In computing the percentage of long-term camping for the year, divide the grand tota!, line C, by June 3!{ "Jc~Pership as follows: 9 ,1.J- ~ troops Membership, June 30, 1966~~'--..£.....Boy Scouts; p,, · "'"·· and neighborhood patrols. IV. CONSERVATION /,) Our major conservation activity in 1966 wa>-----''''-'"--'-----------"'-- ........ :. ___________________ .. _______ .. _,,, ___________ ,_________________ ,_,_.____ ,_____ ,.. _________ ,______________ .. __________ _ "'"""'" '·" ,_ ;t'•':; / "-0 ....l..,_:-~~--~:!::..:~-~---···l....•--:':.(:-~-~.:·:'.'~·~ ...L.1:.::-~!-~'~ ..-:: .......... .................................................................................................................................................... ., O No We have a written conservation plan for our camp. D Yes ,16(No We are carrying out the plan. O Yes V. CAMP OPERATION Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1966 (stunmer and year-round camping). (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include council appropriation as income.) 2. What amount was included in the council 1966 operating budget as the council appropriation for camping? !. �ADVANCEMENT REPORT-1966 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1966. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY I-Agriculture..................... ...........,~.. 2-Animal Industry.................. ../1..2, .... · 3? 3 Archery Wolf ...i.t.e..~.t.·u· · r.·.~.·.:_: .·_:.·.·.:.·.·.·.:_:._·_:._·_:._·:._:_· ._·_:_:._· .·.:_: ,·~_:._:?_'._:._·_:._· . 4 AArrcht , ;.. 5 Bear ;' 0 &-Astronomy ...................... ...... ,;.(.fi.... 7-Athletics .......................... ....... 1.!L.. Lion <97 8-Atomic Energy...........................2.... 9-Automotive Safety.......... ....... /.k.... Webelos 10--Aviation.......................... ...... .!..!?..... I I-Basketry.......................... .....ll'..J..... Total 12-Beef Production............................... 13-Beekeeping.............................. ..!,..... 14-Bird Study...............................:t,..... 15-Bookbinding......................... .!..~,... Boy Scouts I .~' .. ... 16--Botany 17 BBuugs·1ninesgs.:_:.:.:.:_:_:.:.:_:_:.:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:...·.:...·.·_:_: .:_:_:.:.:_:.:.:_._1:_~.·.·.:.:_:.:_:. Second Class 1 18 19-Camping......................... .. .£:!!{~···· First Class .;. I c 20-Canoeing 21-Chemistry::::::::::::::::::::::: ::.. Star 22-Citizenship in Home...... ...d.J.J~·· Life " -Community ... .. i.,f,,.-f,:.... 23" -Nation .......... ... L:?..1...... 24Eagle 25-Coin Collecting..................... .!~... '.) ( 0 O 26--Communications.......................f.'.... Total ===========d::='i;;·";,·"'~f"=·==I 27-Con. Natural Resources .. .·.·.·.·.·.·;r.·.;c:.·......;i.·.•·.· :r. ::!.. 28-Cooking......................... 29--Corn Farming ............................. L. 30-Cotton Farming........................... ,,.. Explorers . ;J.. 0 31-Cycling Cub Scouts Qualified During 1966 I 7 It/ 17 I/? 9 ::.!.:!.::::: ~3L5·-gD~ra m~ ~a~t:1rces Star' •. :..•. :.::.. .·.:.·.7_-7· · f.3 •.. •. :.: _:_.:_:_ •. :.:_ •. :.... :.•.·•.:.•. •. •.•. •. :.•. :.·:·:· •.•.·•...•. Life' Eagle 1 /'/ Apprentice2 Ordinary' I Able2 7 Quartermaster' Apprentice' .-t,... 57-Journalis'?·········· .. ·········' ......... 58-Landsc.apmg .................. ········')·-:£,··· 59-Leatherwork.................. ... ..l.cr.L.J, ... 60-Lifesaving...................... ... d];:j. .. 61-Machmery....................... ..... ......... . 62-Marksmanship .................. / 7 63-·Masonry......................... .......L'3. ... 64-Mctallurgy ............................... ,,,... 65-Metalwork. .................... ...... .!.1.,. .. . 66--Model Design and Bldg ...... JiJ.... . 67-Motorboating................ ...... ,2.k .. . 68-Music. ............................ ... .l!!L .. 69-Nature ...............................d..G,S .... 70-0ceanography........................ ~,,, .. 1 71-Painting ............................... bc?7 ... j 72-Personal Finances ................ ,;C1;....1 73-Personal Fi tncss..... .. .... .. ...2 ..7..'>. .. . 74-Pets ................................ ....... 75-Photography............................•3 ...• 76--Pigeon Raising....................... .!,... .. 77-Pionee:ing .................... .3.,J., 78-Plumbmg ................................. .c.. .. 79-Pottery ......................................... .. 80--Poultry Keeping ......................., .... . SI-Printing......................... 82-Public Health ................ .... LJ.. ·~·· 83-Public Speaking ................ 84-Rabbit Raising .................... J.~ .... . 85-Radio...................................... le .... . 86--Railroading..........................,.3..... 87-Reading........................... ,,1,3-2):··· g. .. :!.;?... 0.. . ·······;if-.. . L,;/.CL.l :.~.f:}.: . !~ ~~E!;~~tt:~~ ..:.:.:·:..:·:.::· 91-Salesmanship ................. ....... [~... .. 36--Electricity........................ ...... ,.:;>.j..... 92-Scholarship .................... .. ..l.}:J.' ... 37-ElectronJCs................................ !.O...... 93-Sculpture....................... ..... Jr ...... 94--Sheep Farming.............................. . 38-Farm Arrangement... ...... .......... :'!..... 95-Signaling.-------------····--·-- ----------/ ... .. 39-Farm Mechanics ... .-........ ----·-··---~?..... 40-Farm Records................................... 96--Skiing ............................................ . 97-Small-Boat Sailing................. ,;;. .. .. 41---Fingerprinting.......................3.0..... ~· 42-Firemanship .................... ... .i.2.B.... 98-Small Grains.................. 99-Soil .an~ Water. Conserv. 43 ..-First Aid ......................... ....i.1..1/..... 44-First Aid to Animals ............... 3...... 100-Space Explorat10n ................... H... . 45-·Fishing........................... ... J5../...... 101-Stamp Collecting........... ......,:ii .... . 3J,,1 !~--~~~:~~~r~~s__._. _. · .. ·.-·z:i£ ..- · :~L!:~EI~:~.:.·:::::_: · ·_· :_:::~·!ig : · Bronze Award3 48-Frnit and Nut Growing ............/...... 49-Gardening............................ 50-Geology.......................... ...,,..(y!...... 51-Hiking......... :................... (A.Y:Jr_.... 52-Hog Product10n .......................:.;:.-... 53-Home Repairs ................... 54-Horsemanship..................... ../.,.. ..,.... 55-Indian Lore .................... ... JfJ.:•":... . 56--Insect Life...................... ...... ,)..}. ... . d..;;;..... Gold Award' Silver Award' 1.J:.7..... Total 1For all Explorers ~For Sea Explorers 8For Air Explorers 105-Weather....................................... .. 106--Wildlife Management... ..Jfd .. .. 107-Wood Carving .................... 108-Woodwork.................... ..... .3.]r··. 109-World Brotherhood ...............:;:.... . 110-Zoology.................................~ .... . :]£.... TotaL..Z,:.if/ ... ANALYSIS OF ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 2 5l4' 1. Number of troops as of December 31, 1966...........:: ..... .L ............. . 2. Indicate the number of troops that have authorization to conduct boards of review: a. b. 3. Is a. b. c. for ranks through Star for ranks through Eagle d. for ranks through First Class ··-------- _ ___2.,j_'j___ for ranks through Life either a district or council board of rev.!;Y' required for all boys qualifying: No O Yes O c. for Star Yes IV(' No O for Eagle No O Yes O d. for First Class No O Yes O for Life 4. Do district advancement committee m.embers give direct assistance in ad~cement procedures to leaders of: Cub packs Yes 4Y1"0 O Boy Scout troops Yes fl No D Explorers posts Yes D <"/ No fia" �Form 0-539E 3.2Ml166 LEADERSHIP TRAINING REPORT-1966 Region No. __. ~5 Council No. ""'-'"·'~----- 1966 UNIT LEADERS' TRAINING RECORD LEADERS AND COMMISSIONERS TRAINED >===·o=c~~=~====-~~---,=~-------r------· Number Registered as of Dec. 31 • As of December 31, 1966, we have acco1nplished the following toward providing training for the key leaders of our registered units: i 1966 Number . Sessions I1 Conducted Have Completed Training* N rnnber Percent -1 Scoutmasters The Cub Scout prognun -an orientation Explorer Advisors (post, ship) Pack leader training: Attending Ix ~ - -+~x-x"~x- - -1 Planning the Cub Scout program TOTAL TOP UNIT LEADERS The pack meeting Assistant Cubmasters Pack management Assistant Scoutmasters Den Mother training: Associate Advisors TOTAL ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS Planning the Cub Scout program · Your den n1eeting DEN MOTHERS *Report all individuals who have con1pleted entire unit leader training series for appropriate program phase. COMMISSIONER TRAINING -- ---District commissioners - Roundtable con1missioners Assistant district con11nissioners Neighborhood commiss.ioners . Number Registered as of Dec, 31, 1966 ~- c7 _LS,:/ ?-. I -- !------·-· // z Number Trained as of Dec. 31, 1966 Percent Trained as of Dec. 31, 1966 -.Z.. // I</ BOY SCOUT LEADERS J{g' The patrol method ) '1 7·1'72- ?If -r-/14 '7/ District Commissioner Roundtable Commissioner Assistant District Commissioner Neighborhood Commissioner Scouter's Training Awards TOTAL Boy Scout program The outdoor program Training boy leaders Program planning Advancement and troop financing ) Boy 'behavior TOTAL Arrowhead Honors: Cubmaster Scoutmaster Explorer Advisor Commissioner Total Den Mother-den chief relationships 1------------ ----·---- 71 71 /() AW ARDS ISSUED IN 1966 Scouter's Keys: .1. -"------·~--~ _l&/J . TOTAL ,2J EXPLORER LEADERS Basic training: Post leader Ship leader Understanding Explorers xxx L~l xxx __ z --- _f:,~L___!L _____ ___:=:_ /{_) t------~~~-----------1----·· Den Mother's Training Awards Total 1 CUB SCOUT LEADERS Cubmastcrs I . Individuals p �LOCAL TRAINING EVENTS HELD IN 1966 ·--rI Number Events _Boy Scout leader instructor training event ·--·-·-·-·----Cub Scout leader instructor training event ~_?Cplorer leader instructor training event __ _ _ ____ _ ________ ~~·. ~d ·=-~ _,~-tt~,dmg ______ ___ -~·-:- To Be Held 1967 Number Pexsons _ ___ - .. __ (~ek) - __ __ __________ r--.. __ _ ~--·-·-----~-~ __________ _k( ___ _ _Cub Scout leaders' pow wow · - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..i _<;l( _Den chief's training conference ___ )_____) __ ::- ' "' (/~ ~~~ :! /- J :}___-----r----- V~~ -~:w~no~:ers' workshop-··-····----··-·---·---·-----:=:- 3 --=c---{~~-----:·---~------; Junior leader training e:rents -·····-------·-·- --·-·-------···--- ----=f·-····-- ____. .8 t)~ ~/· ACTIVITIES REPORT-1966 NUMBER HELD Council Basis l. COORDINATED UNIT EVENTS Boy Scout Week. .. . Webelos Day .................... . IL PARTICIPA'flON Boy Members Units 9:'(:,/ . ····································------+-----+----•'--•'"----I 87 --r-- .?Z> - --- DISPLAY EVENTS Arena type .. . Booth type ... . III. District Basis I SKILL EVENTS Camporee Rally or meet.. ........... IV. CIVIC SERVICE EVENTS Collections Distributions -,· ; .. · • · · · J" _':-: --._ - - ·· - · - . . Pair participation -········-· ! Cleanup campaigns --···- v. EXPL~~~:~ ~~~~~-~:~-~-~-!-~-~~~-~-~-----·--········ ······················-----·l------t----~'----1--f-/',_l__-+-··-•".•____4 Vocational ................................................................... 1-----t-----·--t---~--.,.----t-----7:"-----J Citizenship ............... 1------1-----1------- ------< Outdoor ...... ................. .. ............................ 1 --~'--e-f--- ---1--·-·l_,.;'t'i··--+-'t-"';~"'!-;;----1 I;itness ----······································--······················----·····l-----1--~2---r----"'--"_,r..__+--·V..__-""-------1 Service .................................. -············-----------------1-----1-------1-----1-------; VI. ................. . COUNCIL RECOGNITION EVENTS Eagle or special awards dinner....... ········--·-···· -· -----•--+---- ___ _ Eagle or special awards court of honor. ............... . · - Other: ................................................................ -----·---- . ------~-·--- ··-·· 1------"·~ ·-·~------ -··--- - · ______ - - · · ��1967 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV s. ShepheJ!.d Tate - P1t.e6.ldent U. P. Bank BullcUng 525-5881 F, Clyde. Lambelt.t - V.lc.e P1t.e6. 2500 Ste.Jt..lc.k Bu.le.d.lng 527-3587 Jame..o H. Co.Junlc.hael- V.lc.e Plt.e.6. 935 Raynell. 215-3141 - V.lc.e. P1t.e..6. RuMe.U Pe.My 721 Ste.lt..lc.k Bu.le.d.lng 526-6131 - V.lc.e Pit.et.. 527-0295 .,.;;Jl~- 6 . J3"t? - V.lc.e P1t.e6 • .i:Jf-93SI MuMay Re..lte.Jt. Ed E&.Uc.k 345 Adam& Sou.the!t.n Be.le Tel. 8 Tel. Co. P. 0. Box 439 - V.lc.e P1t.e&. Van KuykendaU Fe.de.Jta.e 066.lce Bu.le.d.lng EMl H. TJt..lple.tt - TIt.ea& Ult.elt. 534-3319 Memph.l& Bank Ii TJt.U&t 212-34 71 44 N. Second - V.lc.e. Plt.e.&. 276-5411 Samuel H. May& Flfll.nk W. F.l&he!t. 331 Colon.lcU'. Rd. P. 0. Box 4813 - C1t.o&&town sta. VISTRICT CHAIRMEN - Southea&t Andlt.e.w M. W!t.afJ 534 W.lle.lam&bWLg Lane Halt.old Ste.lnkamp 5301 Cole Rd. - Ea&telt.n LaMfJ H.llbun - Nolt.thwut 580 Vaughn Rd. 52 3-1461 ..<20,6'!f3 682-5612 F1t.ank J. Lew.<.& 210 A&hland - Nolt.th -5:Z6?£9'1'81 · 948-8789 - Southwut By1t.on CM& on 1210 Meadowla1t.k Lane c!:J;.Q7T'--Y- - Nollie.Mt Manletj Cox 4956 Old ~umme.Jt. Rd. 942-4136 · OPERATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN - F.lnanc.e - Advanc.4?me.nt 526-6731 Clyde. Lambe.Jt.t Ru&&e.U PeMIJ 2500 Ste.Jt..lc.k Bu.lld.lng 727 Ste.Jt..lc.k Bu.le.cllng .~{>,").. He.Jt.b Sc.hmld 319 Belhaven Ne.umon Ta.ylolt. 3027 Kenne.th V1t.. C. V. Hawke.& 220 S. Cla[Jblt.ook 527-3581 4 -'73i:i··-1 - Camp. 6 Act. 32 4 669v 525-2552 - 01t.g. and Exten&.lon - Pub. Rel. Ed M. E&.Uc.k Southe.M Bell Tel. & Tel. - Health and 214-2156 P. 0. Box 439 Sa.6e.t[J 527-0295 �- 2 N~.wton P. Ail.en CormieJtce Tlte.e Bldg. 521-8311 Rob(1.l{.t L. 1/UU.ln, J1t. 3479 McC01tl<te 272-3343 HV!man Ben.Ii do1t6 Com·~eJtce TUle Bldg • 525-5858 HeMy Loeb 365 ColonW 682-1218 Paul Bo1tda 3868 N. Gctll~W~lt. 682-3405 J. J. MadMon 370 G1teenway Rd. 948-3306 J. W, BMke.~tc ~G="""·'Sh:e;1t~-J2,;gl:i;~ ,:Ji 0 fS -)_.,.,;~/kt~:~ A, B. BctZ~eJt.tdgi~" M t: M Bu.llcllng ".,;<:'~ ,,., ~e.a& ~:)- - 1315 523-2451 R-lvM A. Mank.cit -~&i:nk::ae:~'Y1J .-s :;i 1 0re:i1C:4£:/ 1~rcr · sam MOJtk.6 101 M!Vly Ann V!t. -526-6633 T. J. McGuiJr.e, II I 3658 H-lghland Pct)(.k. Pl. 391-2 392 John Coop(1.){. CheJtokee. V-U.la.ge, A1tk. J. M. McKnight Box 14839 - Lamct)(. Station 274-8252 527-4443 Wil.Uam C. Cowan Ml!.mpft,L/, MaclU.neny &Supply WlCUam N. MoM-l6 4666 Chuck 525-7531 J. T. Chandle1t 480 Widen :.a i s. 525-3641 F1tont Geo1tge. P. PhlCUp.6 P. O. Box 2547 V1t. Kyle C1te&on, J1t. 220 s. Claybl{.Ook 525-1711 '\ N-lck Ph1-te1t P. O. Box 4728 ~ No1t,th Sta. 525-3627 Chcvrf..e& M. Ctwmp 1830 Exchange Bldg. Rev. Mmen VcvmeU 214-3140 Tommy Powe«. 4847 E. Sho1te V)(.,(.ve 526-3133 W.U~t,am Ra!ft»ond E. V-lckey Nation al Ba.nk. 06 CormieJtce 45 S. Second 525-3721 M. Qu,-lnn 434 Woodme1te Lane 948-1721 V1t. Wil.Uam H. Rachel& 2701 Union Ave. Ext. 452-6221 Sam P. Ryland 105 W. Ca!tlo& Rd. 948-7611 61 3 Uni.veMliy V!t. ChMle& L. 370 S. 01(.lea.M V-ln~M 525-1373 PIU.l Em(1.)(.,{ck. 526-8546 A. A. Floyd 190 ,Jig ;uf r'.<u~<~ RES.-3430 5IJ6 E. B1toa.dway ~v_ .Jw_,,,, (f'14-&v~ Wut Memplil6, A1tk.4! /i"j 4f "'-'-' cy.t;u,,~-- 525-6361 521-1676 Alvan f. Tate, J1t. Bldg. Bank. al Nation 1./it Swmilt Club 1OZ 4 Tltea.dilleU SOJtd-l6 , M-l66 • w. U. H. V. Fone& P. Bank. Bu.lld-lng M-lchael G1tehl 595 W. CloveJt V1t. Ha.My B. Gunthe1t 5011 Ba.My Rd. 526-8811 6 8'/.. .1s61 ~ 272-9301 R. M. Hunt SoutheM Bell Tel & Tel. Co. P. 0. Box 439 F1t,111k Ste.udl un Maynct)(.d Thomphon 320 E. CheMy C,{)(.cle 363-2 500 G eo1tge A. ThornMon 202 Uni.on Ave. 526-8424 �- 3 - ,:;72 -3os i !!'~1 Ho.tel Ch.l6c.a. C.t.yde. R, Wentz 2'ffi' rs ea R~cvr/A~·'/.t?l:gde.JL CN.A.jE C TRA TAFF W.lf..Uam K. Wut, J~. Home FedeJr.a.f. Bu.llcU.ng M0l'iph.l6 , T n e-6.6 V~. Thoma;, H. Todd, J~. 525-4284 N~~ 2191 WilUam M. Vaugha.f't 276-5411 V1:. Ho-UM PM.ce Ii 07 Walk.eJL 948-6626 P. O. Box 4823, CIW.6.6.town Sta. !ohn FttbeJr. La,Cled12. Ste.12..f. Co • 138 8 N. Seven.th }h'wvJ wc;J?nJ"' ~ We.nde.U WM..tte.mo~e S. P~kway 526-0331 274-4024 E. Vande.n J. Wlte.ey 5257 Cole. Road 526-66 71 , j) , �COMMISSIONER STAFF 1961 Comnlu.i.oneJL (CounC..U.) Samuel. Ma.y4 Se V/'P'-",,,/ R9~; ,3,,., -1.2 /!}}:~ ~~~ .t Vufuc.t NoJt.tlleM :JI~ get ~tee 1£ "'"' J ·' 3345 Weitglt ILtt &i1t9 ten /fie,,,, (!a,rp-n- :1{-r- Sou.thea.4.t V.U.tJLlc..t ~tt;-O'e:lfl~ -!161 Ectl!l'6 Cou.Jt.t Road ~--:v,({v . ?k• 1/'.7< /h A.c1pn f.",,( 1/I J) Noll.tliwu.t V.U.tJLlc..t 1 Petite P~u.t6on PquQ fa.,,t,_,,h H35 Ci!lr.ol· ?;.d'., 1.1f1tf c,, ,-,,; JfGt...,<c(.1,,,1'- 8 (J;:I // J Southwet..t V.U.tM.c..t 597-0916 C!Ut.tenden V.i.4.tM.c..t fYl Cl,.-z/'C,,_,._, 1 ;!. 30 </ l.U.J,4.i.6.6.lpp.l V.U.tJLlc..t Eugene Haglvr. 1O1o Randle 215-5993 /?,,-;f'~..._~ futtt Bl!alldo1t , J-<V,<A.c• :OJ ' ·1634 ER.1] .!f/,fJJ. f>ld/,,~ /p.J Robe.IL.t Bah.Vt 6289 E. Haw.tho1111e Sou.th V.UWc..t EM.teM V.l.6.t!Uc.t $•/::i."i'.. I? ,6 3/X ;:)a.''/' ,;/ • 3{1!f-.o ,;r7 ? ·948 5480 948-7148 586-0861 �AVVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 1967 Ru,s~eU Pe.My 727 Ste!U.c.k Bu,Wllng Cha.i!ima.n 526-6731 RevVtend Mleten Va.JtneU V.i.c.e-ChcWima.n 214-3740 613 Un-lveJtJ;.U:y Pa.:Ll G1teel!. 452-7381 386-3540 ~'15 Ra.f..z-lgh-MU.Ungton Ge1J1tge w. BWt.M 422v La.M601td x 395 Noltthwut V~tJU.c.t /~ 386-9219 398-9251 683-8411 i&:: ~rt c· F f:J ·J".. V M'!X_ ;!¥=~8; \ .s ~' '--6=~ Le.on Hanna.601td Senr.U:ob.i.a, Mi.M. V~tlt.lc.t Va.n i.e.£ VuNL 181 8 La.Pct.eoma. Centn.at FeUx. WebbVt 6C4 Altlt.i.ngton Pta.c.e Naltth Law.~e.nc.e. Sau.th V~tlt.lc.t Yanc.y 1025 Shawnee. Gtr<e.nneth Ku.lke.n 4796 Gwynne. WHB-3612 D.~;tuc.t 946-3714 324-8861 685-0478 �CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES 1967 Cowtc.lt Cha.U!man He11.b Schm.ld 319 Betha.ven 6 ';f':J.-~ !JI/I ,.5~u-tt81 Bob SmaU 4569 Clta.lgmont 386-5857 Von L BeMd, J1t. 2869 Meadow tane Sou:the.116.t V.U.tlt.i.ct &l:e£Unco£n... " ' 92 Ect6:tu4e:1~ Cove Nolt.thwu.t V.U.tlt.i.ct ~... lt1i</~· 3 ~,.,_/ f,,2(,-S//'~ g;~·;··~ ;LI 3s? -.s~ /"' (;> 363-0110 946-4567 Flo yd Bltyant 261 8 He.Jr.11.a.ndo Road V~.tlt.lct Re.ve11.end Hu.beltt RU6.t 314 Pbw. We~.t M1tmph,U,, Mkatu.M Clt.l.t.te.nden ~f\'fo07Le. .·~ 3U .flla>Ltf · 396-4300 398-0148 .....~ .t> x! f;.. ')~ / N. /{£.','F. .··· . u:... ..." ena....ob"~tt-;··""""4.c..6.6,q;>p.t, Nolt.th V~.t/t.i.ct J u~.le S.lnc1.a..llt 840 Wh.l.teha.ven Lane 398-1865 Bob Latham 4763 Qu..lnce Road 683-2040 Glenn Vew.lt.t 942-4681 363-6484 2995 C1r.otey 1--.fav"' .~,t<J:-;t;u:~j 011.de11. 06 the Mir.ow Adv~olt 'I' 'l c / 7 [/C) �HEALTH ANO SAFETY COMMITTEE 1967 01!., C, O. Hawku 220 s. c.eaybl!.ook Mo:orz: Y~ '4431 Ca:tt.ee. <}.ecr,\ I!'*'f1'CCNoJttheM:t ?;JJ.OAK' · VI!.. Be.n Sc.oft 36 I 1 Oak.te.y 274-2756 Cha.V!man -Z\.,t.c(i 1Jj O.U.tJt,lc.t Sou.the.Mt V.U.t:Jt.lc.t 452-2990 Crw:l!r:. A, E. Go!Ut1m ~e. 397-1442 397-5942 John WaUac.e. 82 4 81!.ownle.e. Cltltte.nde.n V.U.t:Jt.lct VI!.. VavJ..d P/W.U.t C1mo, M,i;;,.6.l.6.6.lppl V. K. Roge.M 3508 Box:town South v.V...t/t.lc.:t EM:te.ltn V.U.t:Jt.lc..t 396-0502 �LEAVERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE 1967 Ne.umon Ta.y£.011. 30?. 7 Kenne.th Joe. Jolw.on 60 3 E~.tM.dg e. 525-2 552 CluWrma.n No/f.thrui.6.t V.i.6.ti.ltc.t , ~a/h'l-',.J ;-..of . '?J/lfllftf2KJ!4ngl~lb,vt/V :r1 90 chO lto,W ,-,,(rJ, ~ y . .Q_ J - s Cj / 7 1 Southe.Mt V.l6,t/f.i.c.t 872-1711 872-0792 Cmd/f.. GeJlald M. Ro be.11.u 571 John Paul Jone.6 Sou.thwut Vl6 t/f.i.c.t Ke.n ThomM 1223 Inmoin Cove. .fa. • ux /(} ;;t;:: ,:;i/_,~~ Hi U8 J • 685-9648 /J ;JJ- 11. if?" H 3"g; "i Mil. ™""1&6+ y;'::i " ' h ~- '3 ~· 39\l't1&194 ...... 6f'.3 9<J</3 525-3511 327-5211 C!U:t.te.nde.yr. V¥.tM.c. t ~G,1,. on~~23 Y:..r:J ~11.,,.otw"// )1}~~-z. -· • ' a.~ Jame.<\ S.toke.6 1553 Pendle.ton 323-7290 Ronald FM.te.11. Jamu T.lpton Sou.th Vl6.tM.c..t 1869 Ka.MM 946-9034 J.lm Q.ue.n.lc.he.t 5640 K;Ught A/f.no£.d Road 363-1965 397-9341 x 8338 �ORGANZZATZON ANO EXTENSION 1961 527-0295 Cha.llrman ti 458-6806 ,)!?Y ':)110 4i0 :f981 Ex.t. ¥h ~ 324-5928 l'f 3 5--y- &s,;;7 JI ¥·'>f ;?SS-~ 'fl 214 2683-· .6 ~i'.:1 (, • -~·1w f H, 3 '.J~ 391 0"33 ?;5 /.?'zJ 7~ R. B• Mc.Cfang P, 0, Box 248 9529 Home C!U-ttenden VJA;/;Jt,lc..t Wu..t Memrhi-6 ' Attk. Vu.c'~ey Spa.in HettnP!11do, MJA~JA~~pp~ Robe:r..t Vona.R.d 1549 WIU..:Onotte J ea.11 Ubnett 1145 Myttna. Lane Nott.th VJA:ttilc..t 682-1691 685-0179 - (,, .)~/ 3 �LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE - 1965 .f I '1 ;'. {' George Thomason, Chairman �OFFICE CENTER BU1LV1NG COMMITTEE - 1966 w. C. Wo6iJoi!.d, Cha.J.Jtma.n 671 S• MIWt stlr.ee.t 525-5664 HM.old L. Steinkamp 5301 Cole. Road 682-5672 MIL. J. J. Maclloon 310 C111.e.e.nway Road 948-3306 GeolLge Th€1ma4on 202 Uni.on Ave.nu.e ' 526-8424 F. Clyde. 521-3587 Lambett..t Z500 StM-lc.k Bu.licl&ig MCl!fnMd Thomp-&on 320 E. Che.il.ILy 363-2500 s. 525-5881 c.vr.c..ee Shephe.i!.d TM:e li. P. Barili Bu..llcU.ng 682-3405 �Pav.l 6011.da. 3868 W. Ga.U.owa.y PJfA.ve. F. Clyde Lambe11.t 2SOO UMlek 8uUdl.ng Ealtt TJfA.ptett Memp/U.4 Bank tmd T!Ut6t 44 NOJtth Second St, t1t-3411 S. SM.phtJt.d Tate. sts-sur Un.ion P.t.antell.4 Bank ~ Ed M. f4Uek Sou.the.M l!l!U. Tetephom1. and Tdeg1t.aph Co. P. 0. Bex 439 If~ Ben4dOll.6 (''",,,,;(;cl)·'" 800 Com11eJtee i .ltle &!11.dlng Sam 1'. Ryttmd t fJ S Ill. CIVtlo4 Road 948-7611 VAAee. M. Thomp•on, J11,. Box 18355 Ill. C. Wo4604d 671 S. Ma.bt Sth.et.t flMAJtk Fb..hlllt f 34 GMdeJt.ia D«ve 216-5411 �NOMINATING COMMITTEE • 1967 Jamu A. Ma.dl6on 370 G11.eenwa.y Road 948-3306 Hvuna.n 8t.n4do11.6 T.ltte Bu.UcUng 525-5858 Comn~c.e Wllllam MempkU c. Cowen Ma.c.h.in~y 301 S. FMnt R.ivu A. 6 Supply Mank~ 527 steJLlc.k Bu.Udlng Ru.ueU. PeMy 7'1.1 SteJLlc.k Bu.le.cling 527-4443 527-9366 526-6731 Alvan F. Tate, J11.. Swm!U Club • l~t Nat.tonal Bank Btdg. 521-7676 Thoma;, H. Todd, J11.. Hotel. CkUc.a. 525-4284 ��/ / I 11rmm11m~TI m1m1m11mrmrnnmrmrrmmrnn1m1rn11111r1rmnnimmm111111111 r COUNCIL COMMITTEES ~ -]\II 1••illlllllllillllllilllWlWWllllll\~lllllllllllllmlllllllllllllllllll ~ ,. ·; �1967 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. Shephell.d Ta-te U. P. Bank BtU.Ulng - P1tu-ldent 525-5881 F. Clyde Lambeltt - Vice P1tu. 2500 SteJLlck Bu..<l.ding - V-lce PJt.e.6. 727 SteJLlck Bu..<l.ding 526-6731 - V-lce P1tu. 527-0295 Jamu H. Ca.MU.cha.el- V-lce PltU. 935 Rayne.It 275-3141 RU-6<1ell Pe1t1ty - V-lce PJt.U. Ed E<1Uck SoutheJt.n Bell Tel. 6 Tel. Co. 272-'HS.i 1.g9) P. O. Box 439 MWVl.ay Re.lte!t 345 Adam.6 EM.t H. TJt-lplett - TJt.ea..6 UJt.elt Van Kuykenda.et - V-lce P1te<1. Fedelta.t 066-lce Bu..<l.ding 534-3319 Memphl.6 Bank & TJW.6t 44 N. Second - V-lce P1te<1. P. 0. Box 4813 - C1to<1<1town Sta. 276-5411 f/(/l.nk W. F-l<lheJt. 527-3587 Samuel H. May.6 331 Colon.lat Rd. 272-3471 - CoITTn-l-6<1-loneJt. 525-2684 VISTRICT CHAI:(MEN ------···-- Southea.<1.t Andltw M. W1tay 534 W-llUam<1bUJt.g Lane 52 3-1461 HM.old Stunkamp 5301 Cole Rd. - Ea<1te1tn 682-5672 FJt.ank J. Lew-l-6 21 o A<lhland - Nolt.th 526-0181 LMJt.y Hilbun - NoJtthwu.t 527-9371 N. - South 948-8789 - Southwut By1ton Ca.Jt..6 on 1210 MeadowlMk Lane 396-4553 - Nolt.the.Mt Manley Cox 4956 Old SurnmeJt. Rd. 682-2411 580 Vaughn Rd. J, Fo1td 942-4136 OPERATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN - Advancement 526-6731 RU-6<1eU. Pe1t1ty 127 stelt-lcf< Bu..<l.ding - Fh1a.nce Clyde Lambeltt Bmding 2500 SteJLlck 527-3587 HeJt.b Schmld 319 Belhaven MU!tltay Re.lteJt. 527-0295 N'wmon TayloJt. 302 7 Kenneth V1t. c. V. Hawku 220 S. Clayb1took - Camp. & Act. 324-6696 345 Adam.6 - TJt.a-ln-lng 525-2552 - 0Jtg. and Exten<1-lon Ed M. E1.>Ucf< - Pub. Rel. SoutheM Bell Tel. 6 Tel. - HeaUh and 274-2756 P. 0. Box. 439 Sa6ety ;·~. .) ?7'7 2 72-9*1- . �- 2 Ne.w.ton P. AUe,n COlmleJt.Ce T-Uee Bldg. 521-8311 Robi'-1!..t L. IJUV,[;i, J1t, 3419 McC01t.k.f.e 212-3343 He1tman Ben.& dol!.6 Conv.~eJt.ce TWe Bldg. 525-5858 Henlty Lo e.b 365 Colon.lat 682-1218 Paul Bol!.da 3868 N. Galloway VI!.. 682-3405 J. J. 948-3306 Mafuon 310 Gl!.eenway Rd. 'U 1~13 Bl!.akebill /' / /1 ~'""~Slt~t~t i!J;_a&s ~.. / t:r1 ex. I D ~ I"'I' (!Jc,j.4:.,,_,, ' )A._ Of , Rivu A. Manke.It. A.. B. Bu.d1.e.Udge 52 3~2451 Sam Ma1tkf. 101 MaJty Ann V!t.. J. T. Chand.f.el!. 480 Unde.n 525-3647 T. J. McGu.ilte, III 391-2392 John Coope.1!. Chel!.oke.e. Village., Al!.k. J. M. McKnight Box 14839 - Lamalt S.ta.tlon 214-8252 527-4443 Wltllam C. Cowan MR.my.iii./.!. MacfU1te.1!.Y & Supply ?-M S. Fl!.on.t W.lLUam N. 4666 Chu.ck J. w. M t; M Bc.U.f.cllng ~~~ ~~L~mlo. G 3658 1-lighla.nd Pa1tk Pl. Mo~ 526-6633 525-7531 9tJ::f;> 3/5/1/ VI!., Kyle. Cl!.l'-f,on, ]I!., 220 S. Claybl!.Ook 218-0651 Geo1tge P. PfU.l.f..lp!. P. 0. Box 2547 525-1111 N.lck P.ln.teJt P. 0. Box ~ - Nolt.th S.ta. 525-3621 ChMJ..1>.f, M. C1tump 1830 Exchange Bldg. Re.v. Millen Va1t1te.U 61 3 UnlveM.Uy 214-3140 Tomny PoweU. 4841 E. Sho1t.e. Vl!..lve 526-3733 W.l.f.Uam M. Qc.Unn 948-7721 525-3121 Ra!Jlllond E. V.lckey Na.tlona.f. Bank 06 CotWrti'-1!.ce 45 S. Second -~lee :f"8 'ti! bot1ie 2!. ~) 3)8.< ~ ' VI!.. Wltllam H. Rachel!. 2701 Unlon Ave.. Ex.t. ·SfS s111 §8//3 452-6221 VIL. ChM.f.u L. V.lnkin.& 310 S. 01!..f.eaM 525-1373 PhU Em~cl1. 102 4 Tl!.eadweU 526-8546 A. A. Floyd Sa1tfu , M.lM • 190 506 E. Blt.Oadwa.y Wu:t Memphti, Alt.k. w. H, V. Fonu U. P. Bank Be.UR.ding 525-6361 527-7676 AR.van f, Tate, ]I!.. Sumn.l.t Ctu.b - 1tit Na.tlona.f. Bank Bldg. Michael Gl!.ehl 595 W. CloveJt. VI!.. 526-8811 Ma.ynaJtd Thomption 320 E. CheNr.y C.l!t.c.f.e 363-2 500 HMJty B. Gu.n.the!t 5011 BM!ty Rd. 685-0831 Ge.ol!.ge. A. Thoma.Mn.,,....- 526-8424 212-9301 R. M. Hunt Sou..theJt.n Bell Tel Ii Tel. Co. P. O. Box 439 Sam P, Ryland 105 W. Calt..f.o!. Rd. Flt.Cutk S.teu.d.f.e..ln 202 Unlon Ave.. RE5-3430 �::;> ::> ·f') / ~ ') ,,.,. ~ch:?c;> - 3 - 525-4284 V 21£ 8891 Clyde R. Wentz /1 \ i·1 ) n · L {I n ff 511,;.Y:~'fi'c ,.f .A:s,.b~Lt- l!.(...r""cJ'..P l-{j Q.\!_..,rv14 \;;·f;i;'\e . Wie.Uam K. We,6:t, J11.. ~- 526-0331 Home Fedell.a.l Bu.UcU.ng A VII.. WendcU Whlttemo11.e 2191 S. PaJt.kway E. V1r. Ho.ee.M PIU.c.e ~07 Wa.lk.eJL V l .../~/ .'ohn Fo.beJL LaC.eede s:tee£ Co. 1388 N. Seventh V 527-6517 274-4024 526-66 71 Vanden J. Willey [.,./'/ 5257 Cole Road 948-6626 r 5£9 9t'6•1 v·/ W. C. Wonnoll.d 6 11 .s. 11,.,&ii swet Lf oh- .}/ ~ ~.-:::$ <s·: # at u r /! �cr0t--?? tJ,f .3f!&~o~6J 525-2431 685-5304 J eJVr.y Sfl..eM. ~Ro~ , ·~~'J'b!P .:UO. ;;;;.. ~ J li,,.JJ c/ i; ,., r:.x •.••,;:..fl2, ... Paul Pau.Uon 397-0916 1535 CM.cl C~enden V.L~t:Jt.i.c.t jj;~~ )/..·t.YlJ~, ''f;;k.f, // Eugene 1 .}))CV.U Ah-7 0-·v/::z. -' ~iin tµp t ""Jl€ittct HagleJt 1010 Ra.ndle c~z~ w~. . Nolt.th o.ut1ilc.t ;t)0!$0 /h. ~1 3 I g,~ M ,J/l//J o-J !?au[ &tttndon 1634 Etg South V.UWc. t < ;::iJt . . ::;_ ? :>-- - 15 0 ;i. < 3 ~b - J ~ c, 1 �AVVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 1967 P.:;_,5<1 e£..e Pe.My Cha.iltman 526-6731 V-lc.e-Cha-i.Jtman 274-3740 7Z l Ste.JU.c.1< Buled.lng Reven.end Mle.een VaJtnel.e. 61 3 Un.lve.Jr.<1.lty 452-7381 386-3540 Pa.:.tl G1teeJr. ~ S75 Raf..c <.g h-M.u.Ungton GetJ1tge 01. BWt.n<I NoJt.thw~t V-l<ltMc.t 386-9219 4220 La.n<1601td 398-9251 683-8411 Sou..thwut V-l<lrucA: Le.on Ha.nna.no1td Se.n<Lto b-la., MLM • Van•e.l VUNt 181 8 La.Paloma. FeUx Webbeit WHB-3612 No!tth V.lo.t!Uc..t 6C4 Altlt.lngton Pta.c.e t.aw,•.enc.e Yanc.y 1025 Shawnee Kenneth Kui.l<en 4796 Gwynne Sou.th V-l-6.t!Uc..t 946-3774 324-8861 685-0478 x 395 �CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES 1961 CouncU. Cha.Urman Heltb Schm.ld 324-6696 319 Belhaven 526-0581 386-5851 Bob Smalf. 4569 Cita.lgmont Von L. Be.altd, J1t.. 2(.\69 ~ow L~e. £ Southe.cu.:t V.UtJLi.c:t ·~ V~:tM.'c:t -~=~·~~1~~~~~ '"'-'?'~~ Floyd Bit.Yant 2618 H~ Road Southwe..6:t V~tJLi.c:t 396-4300 398-0148 ,,,-'} ··- 5-yz)7 k 3 K£6l S!~U -'! 363-0110 946-4567 Bu.c.k Moo11.e 303 WMd Se.na:tob.la, M.l6.6.l6.6.lpp.l 840 Wh.l:tehave.n Lane Sou..th V.Uruc..t Bob Latham 4763 Q.r.U.nc.e. Road Gle.nn Ve.w.l:t:t 2995 C1t.ole.y 0 ;~h"+!::o 398-1865 683-2040 011.de11. 06 .the. AM.ow Adv.i.6011. I Jo( ),;;J -- I /}JI y Re.ve.11.e.nd Hubelt:t Ru.4:t 314 P-lnq, We-6.t Merr:ph.u, Alt.ka.nl,a.;, J e..6.6-le. 5-lnc.la.llf. • 942-4687 363-6484 £ < ,?,,. 7 �HEALTH ANV SAFETY COMMITTEE 1967 274-2756 ,,~") 2. 3 4 (cl ses - le o' · )»s·11,s· B6SI 68'!-4805 Vtr.. Ben Sc.ot.t 36 i 1 Oa.k..e.ey Sou.the.Mt ViAttr..lc.t 452-2990 Cm:ltt.---A+-·~·F. 6o>tdun 4til~.i3itb!l!PbAAe 8i b Ii II · >~.'659 · John WaU.a.c.e 824 Btr.ownf.ee 397-1442 397-5942 Ctr..lt.tenden ViAttr..lc.t Vtr.. Va.vJ.d Ptr.u.ltt C?mo , M,Lo.6i.6.6.lpp,(. Centtta.e ViAttr..lc.t Notr.th ViAttr..lc.t v. K. RogeM 3508 Boxtown South V.lJ.,ttr..lc;t 396-0502 �LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE 1967 Neuman Tay.eo11. 3027 Kenneth Cha.Urman Joe Johtu.on 683-6389 l3k :S \' m-:706 f:J;rt:;r+-lJ1..~· 603 E.1i.tM..dge 'ts '&EH 525-2552 685-9648 JTtli .t !) :;., ~-K ;21-s194 ,~~·~,3J ~·~o:>· 7t )l' ·S1°0 Cbo taw 0 872-1711 872-0792 x 8338 525-3511 327-5211 ti{;;,,- 5-_ 7 / Jame.Ii S.tok.e.1i Cen.tltal 'O.Utlt).c..t 323-7290 1553 Pendle.ton Ronald Fo.1i.te11. Jame.Ii T.lp;ton South '016.tM..c..t 1869 Kan.lieu 946-9034 J.i.m Q.ue.n.lc.het 5640 Kn.lght Altno.ed Road 397-9341 363-1965 V-?) ~) �ORGAN1ZAT10N ANO EXTENSION 1961 345 521-0295 Cha.lllman Mrvwx.y Rei.tell. Ad~ Bill F.ltzg Vta.td 458-6806 4J51 AU..iAon SoutheMt Vl6Wct Robett:t A. Penny 975 Mt. Ve.11.nOn N(,~,1PlfdRMon Vav<t~ Y}e;;t,_,._, No.ltthwut 1~ /,f6/Ltt-~~,lfl3 U ,. Vl6.tJU.ct I 'iWtv~ l;{;'· JI. ::UC?M.f l{l)l I ' S,pt!thwe&t V.i4Wct ' I N"r;blfZt'{~~: Id / 91 I ..~ /h,.& 'r:;;, a• ..w , · :• i l : ·: ti·, ··--;"\ L. V. T,v:e. I Centl!.a.R. Vl6Wct 452-1381 Ext. 211 324-5928 // .3.tfi?·b.F ,Qq I PJ 1 IJJ' ",;;( " ' 'S"'tJ 4 y ~ii··· 6 <;" 143-9529 Home 2y;· 3 Samt:e-U R. 3. McC.f.ung P. O. Box 248 Wut Me.mrhJ..-6' A1tk.. Vudf.ey Spa.ln HeJtmtndo, Ml6lll6ll.lpp.l Robe!!.t VonaR.d 154 9 Whl:t:mo1te Nolt.th V.lllWct ~ ;!fw,,,Cl #:~w Soutli Vl6We-t 3;LJ8Fo1UnoM'Road 33f"t'V,t/';,,,,,;, Jeaii U.fme.11. 1745 My1tna Lane EM.teltn Vl6bt.lct 682-1691 685-0179 �ADVISORY COUNCIL - 1967 R. V. FuLeeJt P. 0. Box 5682 1 Abe Sc.haJtt) 6 196 Ect.bt PaJtkway Sou.th T. ThayeJt, J~. 189 Sc.ott S~eet F. �NOMINATING COMMITTEE - 7967 Jamu A. Mafuon 370 G4eenway Road Cha.viman Hviman Beiudo46 Comne4ce TWe Buil.cUng W.UUam C. Cowen Memph«. Mac1Une4y & Supply 301 s. 948-3306 525-5858 527-4443 hont Rlvu A. Manke4 527 Ste.JU.ck Buil.cUng 527-9366 Rll.h<1eU PeMy 727 Ste.JU.ck Buil.cUng 526-6731 Alvan F. Tate, J4. SwimU Club - 1<It National Bank Bldg. 527-7676 Tlwma.1 H. Todd, J4. Hotel Ch«.ca 525-4284 �1/ v flAAatd L. s,r;wik,iwip 530 I Co./'.iz. 1<oe1d Mit. J, J. M1ui..,,i,1m 371) o.~.<?.ill'llN\:1.ij 11.oa.d 0«.0··lf!@, Thi1Jr>Ml41'1rl 21J2 u~U.Ni Avenue 0?1 320 i;,. Crienfty C-{,tf,t!.fJt. .s ~ Sh~JJhtvuf Tlt)tC 6td~'>;1-lrtfJ {J. f ~ �~ '/2,µ~ ~ J.fft ~ ~a 5 or., 9 IA)~ Rcf ~~~ /~lf~ ~1UUJ~ t,t3-fJ 31 3J/-y73 ) 5;2 -5"' - ? /f 3 - v 2- L/ Ys-1..; 7 �~fti 1~~1-~ ~ �1967 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT STEERING COMMiffiE Paui. BoiUl.ct 3868 N. Ga.Uoway V!Uve 682-3405 F. Clyde Lrunbel!.t 2500 steJtlek Bultd.lng 521-3581 Ealtl T!t.lptett 272-3411 Memphll> Bani< and TIW.4.t 44 NoJLth Second st. s. ShephlVld Ta.:te Union Pla.n:teJtl> Bank Bu1.P..d1..rig Ed M. El>Uck 212-9381 Sou.the/I.It Be.el Te.le.phone and Teleg!IA.ph Co. P. 0. Bo" 439 Hi!.llmaY! l3enodo1t6 600 Co1m1e1tee TLt-e.e Br.Uidhr.g 525-5858 Sam P. Ryland 105 W. CClltlol> Road 948-1671 Vance M. Thomphon, Jit. 363-7.500 Bo1' 18355 (I/. c. (l)o fin Ofl.d 57.5-5664 671 S • Mr.W! S:tJtee;t FJt0.1>111. F.ihhelt 234 GM.den.la. V!U..ve 216-5411 �.. I \ \ i \ 1\ I I \ \ .\ \ I' JI I \ t I \ ' • J \ \/ J ~ .. I :\ \ " r \ j wJ �"OPERATION STATUE" Spec,lal. plt.oject 601t. all Cub Scou..t<I, Boy Scou..t<I, Exploit.VU>, and adult Scou.teM 06 .the CIU.c'1.ct61W Counc,ll, CIU.ck.Maw Cnunc,ll hM ct bectu.tl6ul new -6 e1t.v.lce cen.telt. locct.ted ct.t 111 Sou.th Hollywood. Th.i.-6 long needed 6ctc,lU.ty .i.-6 now comple.te wUh one exception. A LIFE STZEV BOY SCOUT STATUE IS TO BE ERECTEV IN FRONT OF THIS NEW scour HEAVQUARTERS. Thl-6 will g1t.ect.tly add .to .the beauty 06 .the -6.i..te and aao be.t.tek .ldenti6y .the location .to .the .thoU-6ctndl> who pct-6-6 u dctUy. Thl-6 .i.-6 -6.tklc.tly ct Scout 6am.Uy p1t.oject. Only oWt boy membeJU> and Scou.tw wlU be Mk.ed .to con.tklbu.te. The -6.tct.tue Will be ct g.l6t to CIU.ck.MctW Counc.ll nMm the. Scou..t<I 06 1967. Falt. yectM to come oM Scou..t<I can plt.oudly look ct.t .th.i.-6 -6tct.tue and '1.now thct.t they had ct pctk.t .ln mctk.lng U po-6-6.lble. HOW TO PROMOTE TN YOUR UNIT Be -6Me all yoM boy-6 know about .the p1t.oject. Sugge-6t .thct.t each boy wo1t.'1. to eMn .the money he con.tk.i.bu.te-6 .to the p!t.oject. A -6ugge-6.ted mctx.lmum ctmoun.t 601t. each boy .i.-6 50 cen.t6 and $1.00 601t. ctn adult. We Me not expecting lMge conrubu.tlon-6 but want to have comple.te covekctge w.lth all Scou..t<I and Scou.teM hctv.lng oppok.tunUy to pctktic,lpct.te. HONOR ROLL SCROLL PMt .the Hono1t. Roll Seit.oil on yoM bulletin boMd and have ectch pe.Mon who con.tk.i.bu.tu -6.lgn .the -6c1t.oll. All 06 the namu will be placed .ln .the bct-6e 06 .the 4.tct.tu.e when ekected. Mo1t.e -6c1t.olli Me avctUctble ct.t -6ekv.lce cen.tek -l6 needed. HONOR UNIT Each unU hav.lng ct m.ln.lmum 06 85% 06 .lU Septembelt. 1 membe.Mh.lp pM.t.lc);pctting .ln .tfW. .lmpok.tan.t plt.o ject will 1t.ece.lve -6pec,lal. 1t.ecogn.l.t.lon M ctn hono.\ wt.l.t. Un.U .tectdell. 4·hou.td -6ul:mlt h.i.-6 1t.equu.t 001t. .th.i.-6 honolt M he tMn-6 .ln hl-6 money and 4CJtoll. TIME OF PROJECT Th.i.-6 -6hould no.t be ct lengthly campct.lgn. We Me -6e.t.t.{.ng Oc.tobe..\ J.1 M oWL comp.te.ticn dct.te. YoUJt plt.omptne-6-6 wlU help -6.lnce .the -6.tct.tue. cannot be oltde.Jte.d u.ntU. .the. money .i.4· .ln hand and U .tak.u ctppltox.lmct.tely -6,lx mon.th-6 .to 6ill the oltde..\. AV111T10NAL INFORMATION Folt ctdclUlonal .ln6oJtmcttion con.tact yoM nughbolthood cotrnll&-6,lone..\ Olt .the. Scout Se.Jtv,(;ce Cen.tek (phone 327-4193). �nll The following members of Unit Sponsor have contributed to the fund to provide a Boy Scout statue for the Chickasaw Council Scout Service Center. When the statue is erected these names will be permanently placed in the base. DATE �OPERATION " SCOUT STATUE" UNIT SPONSOR would like to make application as an honor unit in the Chickasaw Council "SCOUT STATUE" project (minimum of 8)% of membership participati ng). ~~~~~~~~~-' September 1, 1967 membership ·~~~~~~~~~' Number of participant s ~~~~~~~~~-' Percentage of participatio n Di),te Unit Leader �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1961 COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. Shephe.Jtd. Ta.:te p/'._e.4 i..de.nt la.mu H. Ccvunicha.el V.<.c.e PJr.Uident Van Kuykendall Vi.ce. PJt.Ui.dent Ed E~lic.k Vice P1t.u.ident F. Clyde. LambeJt.t Ea.Jr.l H. TJL,(.ple.:t.t F.1ta.nk W. F.Whvr. RU64e.ll PeJVr..y v.ice. p}LU -ldent Vice PJt.U ..i.dent V-i.c.e. P.Jt.Ui.dent MwtJta.y Re.Lt:VL V..i.ce PJLU.i..dent TJt.e.a.6 UlteJl Samu.el H. May4 Comni..u.ionVL AVV1SORY COUNCIL . Wa.Uvt Chandi.vr. P. A. cta.yton Ed Val6tJwm R. V. fuil.ell Abe Schalt.6 6 W. L. Sha11.pe F. T. Tha.ye.Jr., J1t.. E. L. Willi.am6on VISTRICT CHAIRMEN Sou.theaiit - A.ndlr.e.w M. WIU11J Nolt.th - FIUUlk J. Lew.Ll Sou.thwut - ByJt.Cn CGUtOon No~.t. - l.aNt.IJ H..i.lbwi Sou.th - N. J. FoJt.d Ce.ntlutl - EJt.nUt Ab.It.On NoJLthe.o.4.t. - Man.ley Cox EtU.t.e.Jtn - Ha1to!d S.tU.nkamp EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS AT LARGE Newton P. Allen Hvunan Ben4doJt.6 Pa.ui. BoJt.d.a. Ha/LJt.lj B. Gun.thvr. Sam P. Ryland VJ[.. C. V. Hawk.u Hvr.b Schm.ld R. M. Hwi.t. f Jto.nk. Steu.d.le.i.n J. W. BJt.akev.iil. RobeJt.t L. IJWJ.i..n, JJL.A.f..van f. Ta..te., JJt.. A. B. BudzeJti.dg e Hewr..y Loeb Neumon Ta.J.1.loJL J. T. Cha.ndlvr. J. J. Ma.fuon Ma.tjnatul Thompoon John Coopvr. JU.vu A. Manke.Jr. GeoJt.ge A. Thoma.oon WillA..am C. Cowan Sam Ma!tk.4 Th.orrta.4 H. Todd, ]Jt.. VJt.. Kyle. CJt.uon,JJL. T. J. Mc.Gu..i.Jt.e., III RAdm. M. H. Tu.tti.e ChaJLteo M. CJtump J . M. Mc.Kn-<.g h,t Wil.li..am M. Va.u.gha.n Rev. f.J.i.ll.en Va.Jt.neil wuu..am N. MoM.Ll VIL. Hof.Li..6 PJU.c.e R~tJnond E. D.ic.k.e.y GecJt.ge P. Ph-i.i..L<.p~ Clyde. R. Wentz V.11... C. L. Vhtk..iri.6 N-lc.k p.i.ltte!t W.i..lU.am K. We..ot • ]Jc.. • Ph..i.f.. Eme.!U.c.k Tcrmty Powe.U VIL. We.ndeU. Whli.temolt.e A. A. Floyd W.il..li..am M• Q.u..Utn Van.den J. WUl'..e!J W. H. V . Fo11e.6 VIL. W. H. T«tc.hW W. C. Wo66oJt.d Mlcha.ei G'l.e.hl John Fa.be.Jc.. 4574 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ANNUAL RECOGNITION VTNNER FEBRUARY 17, 1967 CHISCA PLAZA HOTEL �PR0 GRA M PRES!VING - S. SHEPHERD TATE, COUNCIL PRESIDENT FIFTY GLORIOUS YEARS CIU.c.kat.IWI Coun.c.U. luu. achieved ma.gtU.6.ic.en.t: p.'l.OgJLU.6 ht U4 M-fitlf ye.aJU. 06 .6eJtv.ic.e :to :the you.th 06 ou:t aJte.1. The de.ci.ic.a.:te.d .6 eJLv.ic.e. o 6 c.oun.c.U. le.a.dell.6 and :the :thou..6and.6 06 Sc.ou.tell.6 who have .6eJtve.d w.Uft :them dwWig :the..6e fyi.6.t:IJ lfe.tI.ILO luu. made th-iA ww.4ual pMgJte..6.6 po.6Uble. We aJte. mo.1.t gJt.a.te6u.l .to all o 6 :tho.1e who have c.on.t:Jt.lbu..te.d <10 maeh dwWtg :the..6e ye.a.Jt6 :to g.i.ve U6 :the &<Jon 6owtda.tlon we have 6o!t 6u..twr.e gJWW.th and .6e.Jtv.ic.e. .6.(gn.i6.ic.an:t :that 1966, OWL 6.i.6.t.i.e.th ye.alt, luu. o 6 ou.Jt Ve.JtlJ be..6:t. In OWL golden ann.ive.MalllJ one. bun OWL gJleate..6:t g1tow:th .<.n membe.Mh.<.p and ne.w had we ye.alt wt.i.U :to clo.6e. .the ye.alt wltil .the la/tge..6.t numbeJt 06 Sc.ou.U, Sc.ou.teJt.6, and wt.i.U • The. out.4:tand.&tg aec.Dmpli.6hme.nU 06 .the YeJVt made .<.t po.6.6.<.ble 6oJt ou.Jt c.owicil :to ealUl :the "Blr.ea.k.thJtou.gh FoJt You.th" auuJtd 601t :the 4ec.ond ye.alt. Wh..Ue. :thU 6.i.ne lteCOJtd ~ be.&tg made, the Sc.ou.tVl.6 06 the c.oun.c.U. conducted '1 <IU.C.Ce..6<16u.l capi,tai 6wid.6 camp:t.ign .to be.:ttelt pJtepalte :the c.owicil. wltil adequ.a.t:e 6ac.i Ut.le..6 6oJt 6u..tu.Jte <leJtv.ic.e. It i...6 A/, we beg.i.n 11 new ye.alt, we «.Wtt .to eXpJte<l.6 ou.Jt gJtatiSc.cu.te.Jt 601t hU c.on.t:Jt.lbuUcn .<.n J 966 and .tu.ck to eveJLy '14k :that we jo.i.n toge.the.It .<.n malWtg 196 7 an even gJteate.Jt lfe.M 06 Sc.cu.Ung 6oJt :the you.th 06 oWL c.omnu.- n.<.ty. s. Shephelld Tate P!te..6-<.den-t CeJLemony - "We Shcvte" Invocat.< .on------- ---------- ---------- -The Right Rev. W. FJted Gate..6, ]Jt. , Su6 6.ltaflan 8-Uhop, Ep.Uc.opa.l V.i.oc.ue 06 TennU.6ee VINNE R Welcome and di...6.tJl.ic.t Jtec.ogn.<.t.<.on-------ShephVtd Tate In.tJtoduc.Uon 06 1967 council 066.i.c.e.M and execut.<.ve boaJtd--- ----------- -----Pau.I '. BoJtda Irmied..i.a..te Pdllt Plte..6 • Rec.ogn.<.t.i.on 06 p114.t pJte..6.ldenU---------Shephelld Tate GJteetUlg.6 6Jtom Reglon Flve----- --------Jo hn B. Hackney Re.glonal Sc.out Exe. P1te..6entatum 06 Na.t.i.onal &uak.t/vw ugh AlAAvu:!---------------------------------A. L. Jung, JJt. Cha:.Vunan, Region Flve Sllve.Jt BeaveJt Avxvr.dl. ----------- --------Ha Jteld S.telnk.amp ChaiJ1.nu:ut, Sllvell Be.av ell Comm.<..ttee AddJte..66 - "Sel6 Vl<lc.lptine - Re..6pon<1.i.ble Cilizen.6 hlp" - - - - - - - - - - - - -Hon. Van H• Ku.yk.endaU Co 119 JtU.6tna.n, N.i.nth Vl<l.t!tlc.t, TenneMee CeJtemOny - "Th.<.¢ VooJt" �* R. C. Ma.tl.6 J. V. Te.~o~, )Jt. E. C. BVVty 1 . G• Golcl6m<..th * E. A. Haw~ , N. G. Pa.d.di.A Ort * SJt. * M• L. Ma.Jtt..i.n F. T. Tha.yVt, J.1t. Ge.Jt..a1d SfUU. Cha.!Ltu S. Ho.&4e. Ed Gor..yaw Ge.01t.ge. P~p-6 E. L. c. W~ort A. ~Ort Chaltl u Cha.:tlno.rt R. V. Fu.U.eJt * C. M. Ba.ila!td KemteXh. Kn<.g ht J. T. Cha.ndleJt Ne.wnon Ta.yloJt S. She.phe!t.d Ta;te. J. ClaJl.ke. John..6on Ke.rtneXh Humphlt..e.y-6 Ve.Jt.n.{.e 8Jt.o ok..6 AlbeJL t f eJt.g ~Ort Robvr.:t T. J. Toney Ge.oJtge. ThomcUon Pa.u.t Bell John. H. Embu!Ly , J. L. Robe/l..t.6on ChaJt.l.e.6 C. Ha.ndly J. E. R. Sa.unde.Jt.6 ShOILe.6 ReveJWU:i HaNly W.i.U.i.am6 H. M. Rob.i.n6on Vtr.. Jamu A. Wa.U.a.ce Af fli.ed B. Bo«man Boo keJr. T. 'Ba.nfui Wi..e.Li.am B. Fo!Ldyce Albelt-t C. Lewl& T. J . McGu..Uc.e, III RobeJLt G. Shu.i.:tz, J.1t. <I Jhn T!U.rtdle. Ha/VtlJ Ra.tcl i 66 J. L. B!Unk.le.y H. R. Bla.c.kwood • W. W. Cook. * H~'tbvc;t F. HembeJt J . L. Ne.Uon He1tma.n. Be.n.6 do.1t6 Clyde. R. Wen.tz Vll... He.wr..y B. TUIU1eJt Jamu 0. Conn.e.Jt. ]Jt. W. M. PCLlt.lt.eft Al61t.e.d J. V.Uru .tti. Wi..l.U.am M. Va.ug han Kenne.th ThomaA HaJtOld S.tei..n.kamp w. c. Mil.leJr. John H. &vt.c.M6.t Jamu Stok.u A. Ben 0Jtgel W.llllam M. Vi~on Rev. J. A. McVa.n.le.l W. P. Kenwoltthy Uoyd Chwtch J . M• McKn-i.a h.t Ru.¢.&e il Pe.My Pa.ui. Bo!t.da. V.1t. Ho!Li..6 F. P!U.ce A. A. Floyd Uoyd Adam4 H• F. a<..:ttli.ng eJr., SJt • MUIUUUJ Re.Lte..1t C H I C KAS AW B0 Y S Edwin Thomp.&on N o. 4553 S C0 UT S I L V ER B C 0 UN C I L 0 F EAV E R A ME R I C A AWA R V �THE SILVER BEAVER AWARV Si..tvvr. Be.avVL awctll.£U 6oit fu.Ungu.U.he.d 4VLv-l.ce :to boyhood Me p!LU e.n;t.ed each yeM upon nomina.uon of, .the local counc.ll a.nd a.ppitOva.l of, .the Na.U.ona.l Cou.YJ.C.U. awaJt.d -i..o ma.de f,oit notewoit.thy 4e/'.v,{,ce of, ex.cep.U.ona.l chCVl.a.cteJt to boyhood w.i.:th..i.n the c.ou.nc.ll. C!Uck.iu.aw Cowic.ll -i..o ex.tltemely pitou.d o 6 .tho4 e ded.i.ca.te.d Sc.ou.teiu. who have eaJLne.d .t;h,i.J, !Ugh horwit. Tw • V1t. * C. J. C. Aye!t4 T. Mc.Ca.be • Geo11.ge P. Phil.UP4, Sit. • John T. Mo11.ga.n • John E. Robe.ltt6 HMJty Webb " L. R. Fou d.i.ck. * A• V • Mc.WholtteJt Ben B. Con6ey, Jit. * Wa.Ue!t L. G1ta.y • GeoJtge. Wood F. Joe. Fla.nag Ill! * Robe.Jtt G. Ram6a.y, Sit. Edw.Ut Va.l4tMm R. Von St:Unen • C• AJt.thuJt &w.ce C. H. Chu.Jtch • Joe HoppVL Vit. T. S. E.Uot * H. M. Clayton Alvan F. Ta.te, Jit. A. K. BW!Mw * J. G. Ga.tu P. A. Cla.uton W. P. Ha.W.da.y F • L. ChJt,i.J, tenbu.Jty Cla.u.de Bell J. s. Allen • John A. Angu.o Cluvtlu M. CJtump • Vit. B. E. Ja.c.ob4 Abe scha.1t6n Robe.Jtt John4on • Bob Voz.i.VL Gu.y BoyVL J. L • Bu.ck.neJt • Joe G. Helm4 * T. Robeltt Acklen J. W. E4te.Jt Bltl.Lc.e W. Ew.Utg J. Bl'..ady W<l.ey E. C. GJt-i..o4om M. M. Hu.ck.a.bee • A. E. Mc.IntyJte • M. W. Bclll!Vt A • B• Ca.lt.teit W. L• Sha.Jt.pe RobeJtt B1town Robe.Jtt L. Iltw.i.n, Jit. c . w. Rfttelmey eJt J. W. C.ia!tke Ph<l. Emvi,{,c.k Jack P. Gof.cU ciun,{,d HM!ty S<mptin4 Noble Ga.tLl.n Hot«titd M. G1tu.be �I 4558 � 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 Form 0-539 3.2Ml166 y,, REGION No. _ _:::::___ COUNCIL No. [) 5 S APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 196 7 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick N. ]. 08903 Tue ....... c;J:!.:S.lS.i':.?..A'1:'1 ..... 5.'._6.."'..\:J .. ~.LL .... ?..l" ................................. Boy Scouts of America, with Council corporate name f\ headquarters at .b.J .. ::? ...... l'±..4:'.M .... ~.\l .. \.h.'l/.l.Ur.:'1 .... 1 .. M.ftv\.l'?.ti!..? .... 1 .. :fffld.!i.E::i.~Ef ..... ,:~ .. a.t.s? 3 local mailing address City State and Zip di · · · d' · (' d' · ) ,o'.""H ft.._!)'( ('.,.-k;·,--1 7 ;::--~-Jur:.;,;'"\;:.·;:: · -:·.1 r:<o·-y,_'i ·--"f/i an laving 1ur1s 1chon over in 1cate entire area .... ·:: ..... : .... .' .... · ..... :~.::.::-:~ .... ~-'- 1 ... · .. ' .. ~ .. .-... :-.. -:.:' .. :.! .. ,,.-.. 1:'.'.; ... -~-•••• ~.~:'.; .l.l.t!.f? .... H:8-'N.'2 .. 1:.A .... <:.t?..:-).J:::J .. ~r_;_g-_~_;._!~3.).!?.,~.J.~.2~Jf': .. t:.t;:'t~.lJ.~.D. ... fCJ2.Z:f.;;:?~!. .. /±:~.~f~ ... f2t:·~----······--·· .. ?..8:.1.I.t.!:~J::l_}?.~~?::? ..... ~-~-~.t!.?.:.Y.._,,.._L.tf::.t::.d.~ .. ?..~~: .. ~-----···-··-·-······················--····--················----········ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1967. In justification of this appli· cation, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1966 and objectives for 1967 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article X, Section 3. This application has been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called f .l/;\'t>DAB·--; '°2 19b~/ t h'ch t' t d mee 1ng on .... ~:A. ::. ...... :.;: .. \ ...... • .. t".--. 1 ............................ . ...... , a w 1 mee ing a quorum was presen an the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate with the Boy Scouts of America and its rep· resentatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Charter and Byla\vS, resolutio_ns, policies, and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. // n iJ"! 11/ Ji Sl.gned }" ... 1" " { ,I;?~;, ,.,f:£:'!,, • .-f/J.-l1 •••• • .1,...1~-~:o--*~ •• -..._ .. :: ••• ~a1:v-fi'#·'······_;/:. •...........••..•...• /1 Scout Executive/ /; .~_i _,,,,."'-~···"".~10 /,,,,,--·~ !:/ ,/ I I .\ I l ·,_""· J/ \ ,I -~~,._,_, \ ; -~/ President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 1,, 1916.) I. ADMINISTRATION I. This council has accepted its quota of $.-27 J.¢J..<f!? ....... for the year 1967 and agrees to pay it to tlii: Treasurer of the Boy Scouts of America as follows: In full herewith, $ .... , ....................... : in ..... .2... equal payments of $ .. j,.P.1.2 .......... each during the months of ........ m.A.1 ...... /.IN,;l. ... N.o.1J..l?'d!J.."'l1fctfi:_......................................................................................... . ................. . See instructions for deterinining quota on reverse side of transmittal sheet. (Co11ncils are req11ested to schednle final q11ota payment prior to November 30, 1967.) 2. We request continuation of our present credit li1nit to cover all purchases from the Supply Service Division, including camp, handicraft, and other seasonal ite1ns and will maintain our account in accordance with the terms applying to such transactions. (NOTE: If change in this credit limit is desired, state new amount here. $ .................................... ) II. LONG-RANGE PLANNING The council has a long·rang.e plan which projects membership, manpower, land, and facilities needs: Yes ... V:. . No ..... . . Adopted 19 b.!1 .. .... Reviewed 19 ;.;6.. . .. I. 2. Does it project l~! ne~ds t°. the~~'-~/ and facility ~e~d.s ~°.r.8 t°. -1~ ye~rs?. acres of land must be acquired. 3. The council plans to acqmre or build an office building in the next year? Yes .... .>( No ........ . III. PROPERTIES AND CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT Estimated cost of camp expansion planned in 1967: Land • .. 1.. ,_o............. N f ·1·t· $ h'.) ">";c:J; >{jJ -·---·····----- ............ ew ac1 1 1es ~ -'-~·-f In1prove1nent to existing facilities $.:"!:y k:c?<? ..... LIST ALL CAMP PROPERTIES BY NAME lJSED FOR NUMBER OF ACRES CURRENT VAI.UATION (if owned) Short Term Long Term Owned Leased Land & Buildings Equipment v 6 6 0 $,:>_..._v,;.;~ "::"·_??. $ .2 "? '"""" ---1-----f-----·-t!------c·---- ~ +-"-·'·-'··--'----··~ _2_._._c:_1'_·, ., .. r_· _.· _· _•)_P_·.f _'·-'c- ·F~ ________________ _,__ _v ~_·- +--"-/_···.._,+- __- _·-~_'r_.:,,_·_ ·-----·-· .. Lo,,_ <?£f:' 1 -·---""~'•·-·'"'v"'_,,,'"-··--1 3. ---·-·---------------·---+-----!-----~-----t-----tll---------1-----·---··- 4. --·---------------·-----·---··+----·+----+f-----t----·~+--- ----··-f--·-------1 TOTAL X X X X XX ( o ;20 $ y_v a:~··?> $ -,: "J "'""£# 1'otals must agree with fixed asset figures in l'inance H.eport. Give valuation of land and buildings at fair market value and equipment at depreciated value. IV. COUNCIL AND DISTRICT OPERATIONS 1. 2. 3. During the past year revisions were tnade in our constitution and bylaws. Yes .. A council-wide commissioners' conference was held on .. AJJJ\i).\J. ........+ . .7 .. ........ , 1966, with (number) ····'"";·""··· attending. 1'he council has a total of -·····- ... L9 .. _____ districts. 4. Metnbership of council and conunittees Indicate number of districts which have held at least the following number of meetings. ~------------------·-~-~--·~ 12 9 6 4 0 District Co1n1nittee 10 Comn1issioner Staff tt 6 ------~----~--- ---- ------·-------·- Cub Scout Leaders Roundtable 1------------>---·--·-·-----+----1 Boy Scout Leaders Roundtable Explorer leaders Rouodtable .....-----···--·---------------·---·-·-·· No. i\tfembers on Council Committee Total Me1nbers all District Operating Committees -C-o·u·nc-il- ·-· .... 7 0 XXX ·-------t·--···-~·-·---e--~=~-t Executive Board Organization and Extension 7 0 xxx ---;;;-" } >? ,,J Leaclcrship Training _________ ... _____J__ ____ _ 1A-dv-an-c-et-ne-nt- -------·-------- Carnping and Activities Public Relations xxx Exploring -··-------··-·->-··--··---C·-······1-·-----f xxx Form 0-539A 3.2r-ft 166 This copy for National Office O Regional Office O Local Office O (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANS MITT AL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No. _-2_ _ _ Council No. -- S!iS __ BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Bn1nswick N. J. 08903 DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter fee $ ................. . Quota .................. . Total $ ................................. . Attached is the application of the ....................... ~~~~~-~---·····------------------····------- ..................................................................................... Local Council ~f?l'llpltit, , r unu4 ee ...................... ·············--··--··········-···--·· ................. .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1967, together \vith reports as called for. Headquarters city State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the follmviog: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date.") 1. Annual Registration Fee (Charter fee) 1-fust accompany application. For amount required see Article XIII, Section 1, Clause 1, Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America. 2. Payment of quota (Refer to Item I [Administration] on reverse side of application sheet.) See Table of Quotas on reverse side of this sheet. 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending ... ~~~~~--- ............ 1966 ..... }'lo.. .. ... .. llJ.{~!: .. ~.~-~--"'~-! ...... . Yes or No Date If fiscal year is other than calendar year and ends later than April 30, 1967, then submit :is a part of this charter application the figures :md audit for the fisc;d year last completed. If fiscal year ends between January 1 and April 30, 1967, then the audit is to become a part of tills year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after dose of fiscal year, MCI 4. Scout executive's report for 1966 Yes or No 5. Copy of Decen1ber 31, 1966 finance report J'«. Yes or No REGISTRATION OI' COUNCIL AND DISTRICT SCOUTERS IS A REQUIREMENT FOR THE ISSUANCE OF THE COUNCIL CHARTER Rosters of council and district Scouters were inailed separately to Registration Service on Date Rosters will be mailed to Registration Service on ...... f.c.~~;(_.} __ ~_, _ f!.~.!. .. . Date Date Date Do not enclose council and district Scouter rosters with charter renewal application. iJ 1;,f f,,'.gj (Signed) ............. )/..,._ .. ., lJf(J,.,.,,~::'jf:,:: ... . 4·· xecut1ve /.~;r _,/-</ __ ,/··· _1' / ' / ]¢ml:1Vt1f 51 ,/119 lt;1 ,,,- _______ f---······---··········---·······----L----········.,j .......................... ~ ,// l Dito ; ""::"'_,. I / I Please mark "CHARTER RENEW AL" on transmittal envelope or affix special "CHAR'TER REfaEw AL" gummed stk_ker th.al\vas furnished with these forms. '----~ ·",_ / °'",_/' TABLE OF LOCAL COUNCIL QUOTAS FOR NATIONAL SERVICE (See Boy Scouts of America Bylaws Article XIII, Section 1, Clause 2) Deduct 1966 quota payment from 1966 net operating expenditures to determine correct base for 1967 quota. Range of Local Council Net Operating Expenditures Range of Local Council Quota Net Operating Expenditures Quota $ 10,000 and under .$ 15,000 " 20,000 " 25,000 " 30,000 " 40,000 " 50,000 " 60,000 " 70,000 " 80,000 " 90,000 " 100,000 " 110,000 " 120,000 " 130,000 " 140,000 " 150,000 " 160,000 " 170,000 " 180,000 " 190,000 " 200,000 " 210,000 " 220,000 " 230,000 " 240,000 " 15,000 .. 20,000 25,000 ........................ . 30,000 .... 40,000 .. 50,000 .. .. 60,000 .. . 70,000 .... .. 80,000 ... 90,000 .. 100,000 .. 110,000 .... 120,000 130,000 .... .. 140,000 ...... . 150,000 .... . 160,000 170,000 ... 180,000 ..... .. 190,000 ...................................... .. 200,000 ... . 210,000 .. . 220,000 .. 230,000 .. 240,000 250,000 . $ 150 225 300 350 450 575 725 850 975 1,100 1,225 1,375 1,500 1,625 1,750 1,875 2,025 2,150 2,275 2,400 2,525 2,675 2,800 2,925 3,050 3,l 75 $250,000 and under $260,000 .. ........ $3,325 3,450 3,575 3,700 260,000 " 270,000 .. . 270,000 " 280,000 ............................. . 280,000 " 290,000 .. . 290,000 " 300,000 " 3l0,000 " 320,000 " 330,000 " 340,000 " 350,000 " 360,000 " 370,000 " 380,000 " 390,000 " 400,000 " 4l0,000 " 420,000 " 430,000 " 440,000 " 450,000 " 460,000 " 470,000 " 480,000 " 490,000 " 500,000 and over ... 300,000 .... .. 310,000 .. . 320,000 .. .. 330,000 .. .. 340,000 .. . 350,000 .. . 360,000 ............. . 370,000 .......... .. 380,000. 390,000 .......... . 400,000 ....................................... .. 4l0,000 ......................................... . 420,000....... .. ...................... . 430,000...... .. ...................... . 440,000.... .. .................. . 450,000 .. 460,000 .. 470,000 480,000 .. . 490,000 ........................................ .. 500,000 ........................................ .. 3,825 3,975 4,100 4,225 4,350 4,475 4,625 4,750 4,875 5,000 5,125 5,275 5,400 5,525 5,650 5,775 5,925 6,050 6,175 6,300 6,425 6,500 Application forms for Breakthrough for Youth Awards will be supplied to councils separately. Form 0-539D 3.2Ml166 FINANCE REPORT-1966 !) Region No._.=_ __ _ Please use following classifications. This is for purpose of national record and comparison. EXPENDITURES During Fiscal Year Ending 1966 Report figures to neartist dollar only (no cents). I I I ' Column I Column 2 I Net if~~':dit.res• ,! Budget-1967 I. Operating Expenditures: 1 _T_o_t_a_l _Ex_p_en_d_itu_re_s_+-_S_p_e_cial __ R_e_c_ei_p_ts_' _ +-,1 _(:_C_o:..l.c.;;..I .:;M.:;. i.:;n.:;nsc....:C.:o.::l...:;2:.:.l-i.lii-.. _ (_N_et..:.) __ _ 1. Executive salaries3 ............ 1l_$_-"'3-_--· ii"-'-' ,_c,_• .J..7_~.c)_· --+-$ _________ .:; ,i _$_. __ :;:13.:: :::b-1.-,, __ P_7_._.3_-+li$ ___ G;,_'~7"'''.'-,_i' "'('>_<,.·_· _ 2offi 1 . ' :?,•''ti.ii.,\ 2-"'u.cc I' ·•·•··· . cc sa ar1es---············-·····lt--~-""~""""-"'---f----------\-----±:.C:...,J.•_:'''...._C'.·'.::"_:..j";_' _ _:·.:L-<,J;'f-'._»_l' .::-~,_.~'A,,__ 3. Retirement, Soc. Sec ......... ! I c) ,. 9 ~·21 ' ' I;;). ?/?; . -f- _ _,1_•~,--.~1'-'(~• ~l.._i_,_> __ 4. Rent, light, heat, tel. .......... p., ---~-'\~,·~('-'-·-/"o _ _,..-1-----------+---· 2-'. 5 / t:> --, ·"-:, .. -·---·=·""''"'f:'-',,_l,,.•·c.· 11 5 Offi 1. 'i ··1 . • .'I (, i -7 ' ·7 ' ' ' '" . ce supp 1es .................... H-' ----'-'-"'"-'-=-+-+----------+------"+·-'""'·"""':.•.:1,....1 ----·~··. ~· -'~''~'.c..' _ _, 6. Postage, express ................ lt----:-:--~~'-J+---------+-----:--·---")".._jf:::, __ :._-=::·::·::'-.i''"..'::'.'':-,::·· -:I 7. Field expense, transp'n ..... i't __ l~l,~·.L, -"'"-·~"-~· '"'"---t----------+----...LJ_,,&;·' ~"'"-'"'2"';,,"'•,_ . .Jl.c..• --"'-;/_" ~ ~°' ~, I 1~: ~!t~:i;~::~s~~:;:::::::::::ll----1 ._:J...;L,""~-~·"':-~,,__ __ ,_ __ s-_-_' _,_ .. · _,,_;;; ____ .__ ____ '_"'_'_',_• _:z_·., _"_:z._,_+ !l __ ·' .. _;,....:.~'·"".,''~l ~ ;; I 11. Natl. quota, charter fee..... "' '' <;: •. '' !: _.,:L,, ·:", ~"'i _< 12. Activities .. ;(£;\;~·~--~:t.:i~·f.'".;.-t::~i+----·-'1,μ..J,..,_1-"r_'",_;".·--+---.1.1 -""-··,_,,"'1.·,'"''-"'----1------'34-"4'-''"::".i;,t::"-H----"""'"'----1 ' ) . . 13. Campaign expense ............. 11------1,,:_-,_f'_"'-"--f----------H-------'C.-'''.:7_2 .:":.__11_· --~lc.._;\l.-w·-1_>,:::'·--I 14. Interest on indebtedness4 .. 11-----~--~---\-----------+------------ii~; -----''"'"'""'--"---I 15 I '),' ,,,., .,· /,'Z,,, •C/ -~ ". . nsurance ...................... ·--···lt----+-+-+-+---f----------+-----...L;-"-'-"'-·-llt----2·+i £?....:::i""'""'-' --1 16. Miscellaneous ......... -........... 11--------"~~,_·'"'q~-+---------+-------'{)2.f,8::·.,,-+"-------L"'.J"S.~,. .. --1 if ? (:t__/\ ... ,p-'('"'·'•' .-1~ .... ·-~·~"-.. ,._., .. ~'f" / f c f Y'. I /')I Y!> f '\J et___ ..... ,'&. ·J··· ., -r:-' ,., ' I"! .5?' I <?Bf·:. " ' xxxxx II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office land and building .... 11-"$-~(,,-'L.) .,_:;'.c.' ?-'t,_i __ I 2. Office equipment ................ 11----------1 3. Camp land and buildings ... 11---~<._>.L··.-,,q.,._ __ 1 low in footnotes 1-5 for determin- I L'$ ';,'?;, 5,. C>$!;e,C,.» i 15. //c-·L> NOTE: See important instructions be- 11 /d o, ,?• 4. Camp equipment... ............ <1----------> 5. Motor vehicles ................... 11----------l 6 Campal·gn e p 1·ft.'1, t-' .::· {J . x enses ........... H----'-'-"-------1 TOTAL CAPITAL $ ing net operating expenditures and the year-end use of sundry accounts. I I' Ii III.BRe(v~~~:~ ~~unts: ,' $ /I I 0 'I $ i' e' ... I$ I! 1. OYS' LIFE ..•.............•....••... tt-'-~~·-··~\ .~· .,_,_· ---f-'---"'L.f'-"" ·"ec.c"u•_·,,_, ----1--"----'-I "-/~G"'·· ---Ii 2. Registrations ...................... _ _,. ~ '" 7 <.. ' ' ' "." n 1 · 1 .,, •: -11 3. Scout supplies .................... 11----"·"'-· i·.i'-<·':...' -""""'~--+---·.L''l.i., -''L'".-'9,_."'.;;;'·'---J---"'i-"-"/~ . . ,_1 .L;; .. _·· -·--j TOTALREVOLVING 1 $ )b,''J 7C/- $ '°.Jc, I?!(,. $ f- (? \j II V. Payments of Indebtedness (loans and fund transfers). $ ./ "1 ''" "·''I I IV. Sundry Accounts5 $ / '6 , '/,er y, $ I c,, / o "/ $ /" .> , "! 0 / / l Report as Special Receipts such items as fees for camping, activities, and training, and refunds to all budget items (i.e., personal use of telephone, payment of postage by distributor, etc.), in order to arrive at the correct net cost to the council (see Colunu1 3). H.eport revolving accow1t receipts in Revolving Accounts section, Column 2. 2 Show no surpluses in Column 3. If special receipts (Column 2) from activities or camping exceed total expenditures (Colurru1 1), show "O" in Column 3 and report the surplus in Section VI, item 4, or Section VII, item 2, as earned income. 3 In reporting salaries, do not include transportation allowances. Do not distribute executive or office salaries to other budget itetns. 4 Do not include payments to reduce "principal11 indebtedness. . 5 Nonbudget figures incidental to camping, activities, training, etc., which arc carried in sundry accounts during the year, should be shown 1n Columns 1 and 2 in the Operating Expenditures section of this report in order to arrive at the correct net cost to council. Sundry Accounts on this report include only items not related to operating accounts (i.e., transfer to trust fund, World Friendship Ftmd, OrdcroftheArrow,etc.). VI. Operating Income During Fiscal Year Ending __ l2!'' C _i ,·i\[:f. ;,,_ , . _l 966 lleport figures io nearest tlollur only (no cents). 1. Contributions from areas where council participates in ACTUALl BUDGET community chests or united funds 1966 1967 a. From chests or united flilds .......................................... F$~1'-lj'-''"'"' L' ·"')\~'2''.!"l'dcc· +-'$~/~ J')+""'-'-· <.:_.-I b. From sustaining tneinberships ......................................... 1-_.Jt!i!.''·c;.I?-.,· .l'o:±:""''"'-''·-1· C---'-7J.f+'l-"'_.,?.2·k/">-'1 c. From other sources ............................................................. _ij~_,hc,-:..•:..7_,_ IJ+-_,IL'.,.'Y'_,,:"° .. '..w...:·~·1""-')0:..·-1 2. Contributions frotn areas where council does not participate in chests or united funds F . d d t . ::i .. 1 7~7 .<·' a. rom 111 epen en ca1npa1gns ........................................... , ____ ~~~-+----·---·- b. Frorn sustaining memberships ......................................... ;--------1--------t c. F'rom other sources ........................................................... 1--------+-------t 3. Contributi9ns not included in I or 2 (explain) a ........ .,J.~.};'.i,.t:;:.1.,.,.;;t.".:: .......................................................... 1---'~f._·· ~-2~· ,"7_+·-------1 b ..................... , ................................................................. , .......... 1-----+------t 4. Net incon1e fron1 earnings a, Activities ............................................................................. 1-...:'2'°' .• '+· eel•:._-'i::./_;?"'./-' -11---'" ;>c>.,.c.•:.c·•_•.:;;:_·/·•--1 .• b. Trust funds ......................................................................... , ____ ---+----·---- c. Investments .......................................................................... 1 _______ ,_ _____ -t d. Supplies for resale ............................................................. ,_ _____ +------+ e. Other (spccify) .................................................................... 1 ______ +------+ ..... , ........................................................................................... 1------+------+ 5. Total income for operation ..................................................... $ / f:l' 11,.~>Jb $ '? () tt r_if£J VII. Income for Capital Purposes During Fiscal Year Ending 1966 1. Contributions from all sources ................................................. $ / 7?~ ?-'£:-·I) $ /,;;:-JV·; i>?:gj) • 2. Income fron1 earnings (net) ..................................................... ,_ ______ ,_ _____ -! 3. Total income for capital. ........................................................ $ I 7 t), i-,/tf? $ I t.-t>_; c--»r.'?> VIII. Loans and Fund Transfers. Bank loans, transfers from trust funds, reserve funds, savings funds during fiscal year. 1. For operating purposes ............................................................... <-"$ ______ t-$ _____ _, 2. For capital purposes ................................................................... 1----··---i-------t 3. Total .... , ........................... , .. ,,. .......................... , ............................ +-"$ _·-·---'-""$'-------' Region No.-"5 ___ _ Council No, if.5 8 __ IX. Assets, December 31, 1966 (or end of fiscal year) Current: Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid pledges Office supplies Supplies for resale Value of trust fund Securities not included in trust fund Fixed: Office land and building Office equipment Camp land and buildings Camp equipment Motor vehicles Other assets Total assets 5 Bf'[_. / /' NOTE: Give valuations as follows: Land and buildings, trust funds and other securities-fair market value Equijnnetit and niotor vehic/es--depreciated value . X. Liabilities, December 31, 1966 (or end of fiscal year) Accounts and bills payable Notes payable Mortgages Other 1iabilities2 Reserve for 1967 opera_tions Reserve for capital Total liabilities 1 Show all income whether budgeted for this year or otherwise. Show gross contributions received. Cost of campaigns is reported in Expenditures section of this report. Do not include unpaid pledges. 2 Include advance payments on camp, Explorer trips, etc. XI. General 1. At the end of the fiscal year the council showed: 1\11 operating An operating surplus of deficit of For Current Year Only Accumulated $--.. ·~--·--- - $- - ~--~ - J \)!) LJ':,_1 J_ '!:. __;'.1-Z--:.._ } fl J.lf 1".J\!/j ,">f' j 1t> 7 ,, 117 p,:< )..i;J) nJ c-A+fJ?.flfv p:vf """"') i./- ff,'J:. <!'.£- J, 'P7 I rJ I ' 2. During 1966, \Ve received allocations fron1 __ L.__chests or funds and catnpaigncd n1 __ ...t.-.-..-nonchest co111munities (give nt1n1ber). 3. Plans arc being n1ade for a capital campaign .. ~Yes D No Approximate date of campaign Approximate goal$------ 4. Date on which the council last filed Fann 990-A on trust funds \Vith Internal Revenue Service ___ ·-··----·--- .. --··-~------~----···-- .... - .... ·-·-----·- 5. Our council uses the local council standard monthly financial rep0rt. D No, but plans to by --~------ 6. Our accounts~ ~ilieh~een audited by.l-...c,+_;..!12-lf-.;.l-l-~l-"'i;f~;~~';J~~;'cj;f':;;-~~:t:,~~~;~'.JS~,,"":S"-'3"'''~~\~Y:,,",j'' """ .. "" C::;' 'f 7' 7. Current 111arkct value of trust funds: those controlled by the local council or by trustees appointed by the council, $----'<'rQ ____ --'···- those controlled by others, $--·-------·--- (if exact value is not known, give best estimate). 8. Tfotal arnount received during 1966 in bequests frotn \Vills, $---··-.. -~:.~:::::::.::. __ ...... ; in foundation grants, $------ Form 0·539C 3.21'[1166 MEMBERSHIP REPORT-1966 TABLE MEMBERSHIP Total on New in 1 Dec. 31, 1965 1966 I. Total Cub Scout units /6' ,,( .. _,:{ ,) 2. Total Boy Scout units 2.3:Z. .:? :? 3, Total Explorer units 63 /? 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) j ' '} d: ,/ f 71 5. Total Cub Scouts 5 ° 4 J ·, {'.":)"'',: -., ~:3c~ ':~:; 6. Total Boy Scouts 6' i.39 ·2 ... ;/c:if? '".)_. ' "' 7. Total Explorers 7J«'.; t/C,/p 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 12. 70.b xx x *Net separations equal "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered.'' Not Separations• in 1966 (See note) -~ 8 -- c: r' ·- ? ··21 -,;;.'.)/ 3 -'?9,:>9 r.., !./ ·' 5'/.~~·· J.. ··- xx x TABLE 2 RURAL MEMBERSHIP, 1966 Region No. Council No. /55 6 Estimated Est. Net Total on Objectives Dec. 31, 1966 New in Separations Dec. 31, 1967 1967 1967 / ,'J (. "' <:J ./l) 21.< :?5'/ :i .. ~- /}:;' .. / :( 73 /< •/' /(';• •. !i/'J I"? .2 ·) /c:· I '·• I ' I 6'/"/ ;•I/,; 'Z(1()0 /.;. (·:'.- ~;; / I ! 6 /{!)57 :::::' 5-()() ~ *;'If _,) .fl•, / 1 '!.f ~·J .. ,y/(c df Cr' ,_; ./ 3·7r·') IX ? 111 IA///C xx x xxx t<~.'> Include all boys and units in open country and in communities under 2,500 population. Include, as rural, suburban <lfeas outside city limits, except fringe areas around cities of 50,000 population or more, which have been specifically designated as urban by the United States Census Bureau. Cub Scouting (See Note 1.) Boy Scouting (See Note 2.) Exploring (See Note 3.) December 31 December 31 December 31 1965 1966 1965 1966 1965 1966 Total rural boy members 15/ (,~ . .. 11!5- ,37_,1;- f,S;( L/JI ;;{:> Total rural units ? 7 /.// !? ¥ -1· Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include ttoops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, and Lone Boy Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes posts and ships and members thereof. TABLE 3 UNIT REGISTRATION 1. Total number of units on council records and registered at the end of the previous year - December 31, 1965 ............... . 2. Number of these units which reregistered during 1966 ................................................ . 3. Number of these reregistered units \vhich had a charter revie\v, at which representatives of the institution, unit con11nittee111en, unit leadership, and council representatives \Vere present. ... TOTAL December 31 1965 1966 ,.!,,// ,{, 3t:.. --..., -,. ,:?0 "-9 ,,,;(, 4. Number of these charter reviews that \Vere individually conducted in their O\Vn chartered institutions .. mmmUH< m < ___ :2~------·-- 5. Who conducts charter reviews? ~r Organization and extension committee O Comn1issioner staff TABLE 4 EXPLORING Total number of general posts ......... J.~3 ~·o ........ ; special interest posts ....... __ ,_ ... , ........... . TABLE 5 TIIE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY Indicate number of imtitution1 in council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: 1. Instiltttions having only packs (one or more) ..................................................................... . 2. Institutions having only troops (one or more) ................................................................... . 3. Instit1ttions having only posts (one or n1ore) ....................................................... . 4. Institutions having only packs and troops ........................................................................... . 5. Institutions having only troops and posts ... 6. Instit11tions having only packs and posts ..... 7. Instittttions having Whole Scout Family (packs, troops, and posts) .. 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS ..................................... . Number of Institutions 9/ 9 97 /j / TABLE 6 UNITS FOR HANDICAPPED BOYS Indicate number of units Packs Troops Posts Blind ............................................................ . Deaf .............................................................. . Mentally handicapped ................................. . Physically handicapped ................................. . Correctional institutions ............................... . Other (specify) .......................................... .. HEAL TH AND SAFETY REPORT-1966 I. Was camp medical inspection carried out under a plan prescribed by a physician licensed to practice tnedicine? II. '? Aquatic recognitions in 1966: Scout Lifeguard .............. ·--"'···························Mile Swim BSA Total Number of Boys ccr<es D No III. The emergency preparedness plan was used: [LJ"1'"~ Exploring (the "Ready" plan) [Yin Boy Scouting (the "Prepared" troop) [Q-'fu'cub Scouting (the "Family Alert" pack) Citations: individual .............. U? .................... post ......... :-:.~....................... troop ................. !f!J... pack. .... }'.::" ........................ . O The council has a plan for coordinating disaster service with community leaders. List services perfor1ned under real disaster emergency conditions: Type of Emergency No. of Boy Members Participating No. of Hours of Service Given Form 0-5390 3.2M1166 CAMPING REPORT-1966 I. YEAR-ROUND CAMPING SUMMARY-1966 R . N t) egion o._.e.'.:'.__ ... ------- Council No. 55f3 II. EXPEDITIONS AND TOURS ~----------· ---------····-----~ ------ NOTE: In reporting year-round camping, choose the most convenient 12- iuonth period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September through August), or the chartered year of each unit. In the latter case, the accumulated reports secured from unit charter renewals covering 12 months' operation of each unit would result in the coun-cil total. PACKS Number Percent 1. Number of packs qualifying for the National Summertime Pack Award ................................. . TROOPS 1. Number of troops qualifying for the National Camping Award - 10 days and nights dur- , ~" '~:f ing the year ......................................................... . 2. Doing some camping but below above standard ·········-··········-······································· 3. Doing no camping during the year ..... - ............ . 4. Total number of troops at dose of reporting period. (See note above.) .......................... ·-······· POSTS 1. On trips or camps totaling 5 days and nights away from home ................................................. . 2. On trips or camps totaling less than 5 days and nights ........................................................... . 3. Posts with one or inore superactivities ............... . 4. Total nun1ber of posts at dose of reporting period. (See note above.) .................................. . IV. CONSERVATION l4 --+- LOCAL TOURS All local and national tours NATIONAL TOURS (vocational, educational, etc.), No. of No. of expeditions, canoe and pack trips, Explorer base trips, etc. local tour-under 250 miles No. of No. of Tours Persons Tours Persons National tour-over 250 miles I if I / '°'? Explorer . / V·" - l c~ <} j:·,; 3 ;'£; Boy Scout ,, . .,,,_ xxx / 4~--J Scouters - ·--·· -- III. LONG-TERM CAMPING-BOY SCOUTING ONLY (Six or n1ore consecutive clays) Yearly sum1nary: Include tours, cruises, service ca1nps, trips, etc. Do not include Scouts fron1 other councils. Number of Number of Number of Troops Different Troop Scouts Scouters A. CHARTERED TROOPS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS / ., i ') {' .5 s1' _:1, ~,/, 1. On council site ....... - ................ /-. 2. Off council site ........................ J .fr'- ! -- ,/\ .. ;/- / ") •I '} •. <· /' 3, Total (1 and 2 )--------- .. -.... ---- .,-;,,, B. PROVISIONAL CAMPING <-; 2 4. On council site ...... ·-·············· xxx 5. Off council site .........•............. xxx 3Y ~z-/ xxx I I f_, .. 6. Total (4 and 5) ................. ----- ,, . ., ;J \ <:e J ? ,._., ~:i c. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6) .... ---- xxx ,{_ j - I ;J..,. 7. Percent of June 30, 1966, IJ'i I 5? Boy Scout membership* xxx % xxx *In computing the percentage of long-term camping for the year, divide the grand tota!, line C, by June 3!{ "Jc~Pership as follows: 9 ,1.J- ~ Membership, June 30, 1966~~'--..£.. ... Boy Scouts; p,, · "'"·· troops and neighborhood patrols. /,) Our major conservation activity in 1966 wa>-----''''-'"--'-----------"'-- ........ :. ___________________ .. _______ .. _,,, ___________ , ________________ ,_,_. ____ , ____ , .. _________ , _____________ .. __________ _ "'"""'" '·" ,_ ;t'•':; / "-0 .... l .. ,_:-~~--~:!:: .. :~-~---···l ....• --:':.(:-~-~.:·:'.'~·~ ... L.1:.::-~!-~'~ . .-:: .......... .................................................................................................................................................... ., We have a written conservation plan for our camp. D Yes ,16(No We are carrying out the plan. O Yes V. CAMP OPERATION !. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1966 (stunmer and year-round camping). (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include council appropriation as income.) 2. What amount was included in the council 1966 operating budget as the council appropriation for camping? O No ADVANCEMENT REPORT-1966 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1966. Cub Scouts Qualified During 1966 I-Agriculture..................... . .......... ,~.. 5 7-J ournalis'?·········· .. ·········' ......... .-t, .. . 2-Animal Industry .................. ../1 .. 2, .... · 58-Landsc. apmg .................. ········')·-:£,··· 3 Archery 3 ? 59-Leatherwork .................. ... ..l.cr.L.J, .. . 4 5 AArrcht ... i.t.e .. ~.t.u·r.·.~.·.:_: .. ·_: .. · .. ·.: .. · .. · .. ·.:_:._·_:._·_:._·:._:_· ._·_:_:._· .. ·.:_::,·~_:._:?_'._:._·_:._·. 60-Lifesaving ...................... ... d];:j. .. , ;.. 61-Machmery ....................... ..... 7 g .. .. &-Astronomy ...................... ...... ,;.(.fi.... 62-Marksmanship .................. / ......... . 7-Athletics .......................... ....... 1.!L.. 63-·Masonry ......................... ....... L'3. .. . 8-Atomic Energy ........................... 2.... 64-Mctallurgy ............................... ,,,... 9-Automotive Safety .......... ....... /.k.... 65-Metalwork. .................... ...... .!.1.,. .. . 10--Aviation .......................... ...... .!..!?..... 66--Model Design and Bldg ...... JiJ .... . I I-Basketry .......................... ..... ll'..J..... 67-Motorboating ................ ...... ,2.k .. . 12-Beef Production............................... 68-Music. ............................ ... .l!!L .. 13-Beekeeping .............................. ..!,..... 69-Nature ............................... d..G,S .... 1 14-Bird Study ............................... :t,..... 70-0ceanography ........................ ~,,, .. 15-Bookbinding ......................... .!..~,... 71-Painting ............................... bc?7 ... j 16--Botany .. ... .~' I 72-Personal Finances ................ ,;C1; .... 1 1 1 8 7 BBuugs 1 ·1ninesgs. :_:.:.:.:_:_:.:.:_:_:.:_:_:_:_:_:_:_: ... ·.: ... ·.·_:_: .:_:_:.:.:_:.:.:_._1:_~.·.·.:.:_:.:_:. 7 3-Personal Fi tncss..... .. . . .. .. . .. 2 . .7. .'>. .. . 74-Pets ................................ ....... :!.;? .. . 19-Camping ......................... .. .£:!!{~···· 75-Photography ............................ •3 ...• 20-Canoeing .;. I c 76--Pigeon Raising ....................... .!,... .. 21-Chemistry::::::::::::::::::::::: :: .. ::.!.:!.::::: 77-Pionee:ing .................... . 3.,J., 0 .. . 22-Citizenship in Home...... ...d.J.J~·· 78-Plumbmg ................................. .c.. .. 23- " -Community ... .. i.,f,,.-f,:.... 79-Pottery ......................................... .. 24- " -Nation .......... ... L:?..1...... 80--Poultry Keeping ....................... , .... . Wolf I 7 It/ Bear ;' 0 17 Lion <97 Webelos Total Boy Scouts Second Class I/? 9 First Class Star Life Eagle 25-Coin Collecting ..................... .!~... SI-Printing ......................... ·;if- .. . Total '.) ( 0 O 26--Communications ....................... f.'.... 82-Public Health ................ .... LJ .. ·~·· ===========d::='i;;·";,· "'~f"=·==I 27-Con. Natural Resources .. . ·.·.·.·.·.·;r.·.;c:.· ...... ;i.· .• ·.· 83-Public Speaking ................ L,;/.CL.l 28-Cooking......................... :r. ::!.. 84-Rabbit Raising .................... J.~ .... . 29--Corn Farming ............................. L. 85-Radio ...................................... le .... . Explorers 30-Cotton Farming ........................... ,,.. 86--Railroading .......................... ,.3 .... . 31-Cycling .. ;J.. 0 87-Reading ........................... ,,1,3-2):··· Star' Life' Eagle 1 Apprentice2 Ordinary' Able2 Quartermaster' Apprentice' Bronze Award3 Gold Award' Silver Award' Total 1For all Explorers ~For Sea Explorers 8For Air Explorers ~3L5·-gD~raam~~~a~t:1rces •...•. :.::_:_.:_:_ •. :.: __ •.. : .... :.•.·•.: ..•..•..•.•..•. : .•. :.·:·:·•.•.·•.· ..•. f.3.·.:.·.7_-7· •. : ..•. :.::.. !~ ~~E!;~~tt:~~ .. :.:.:·: .. :·:.::· :.~.f :}.:: . 91-Salesmanship ................. ....... [~ ... .. 36--Electricity ........................ ...... ,.:;>.j..... 92-Scholarship .................... .. ..l.}:J.' ... 37-ElectronJCs ................................ !.O...... 93-Sculpture ....................... ..... Jr ..... . 38-Farm Arrangement... ...... .......... :'!..... 94--Sheep Farming .............................. . 39-Farm Mechanics ... .- ........ ----·-··---~?..... 95-Signaling.-------------····--·-- ----------/ ... .. 40-Farm Records................................... 96--Skiing ............................................ . 41---Fingerprinting ....................... 3.0..... 97-Small-Boat Sailing ................. ,;;. .. .. 42-Firemanship .................... ... .i.2.B.... 98-Small Grains.................. ~· 43 .. -First Aid ......................... .... i.1..1/..... 99-Soil .an~ Water. Conserv. 3J,,1 44-First Aid to Animals ............... 3...... 100-Space Explorat10n ................... H ... . 45-·Fishing ........................... ... J5../...... 101-Stamp Collecting ........... ...... ,:ii .... . !~--~~~:~~~r~~s _ _._. _._. · .. · .-·z:i£ . .- · :~L!:~EI~:~.:.·:::::_: · ·_· :_:::~·!i :: · 48-Frnit and Nut Growing ........... ./...... g 49-Gardening ............................ d..;;;..... 105-Weather ....................................... .. 50-Geology .......................... ... ,,..(y!...... 106--Wildlife Management ... .. Jfd .. .. 51-Hiking ......... : ................... (A.Y:Jr_.... 107-Wood Carving .................... :]£ ... . 52-Hog Product10n ....................... :.;:.-... 108-Woodwork .................... ..... .3.]r··. 53-Home Repairs ................... 1.J:.7..... 109-World Brotherhood ............... :;: .... . 54-Horsemanship ..................... ../., .. ..,.... 110-Zoology ................................. ~ .... . 55-Indian Lore .................... ... JfJ.:•": ... . 56--Insect Life ...................... ...... ,)..}. ... . TotaL..Z,:.if/ ... /'/ I 7 ANALYSIS OF ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 2 5l4' 1. Number of troops as of December 31, 1966 ........... :: ..... .L ............. . 2. Indicate the number of troops that have authorization to conduct boards of review: a. for ranks through Eagle c. for ranks through Star b. for ranks through Life ___ 2.,j_'j___ d. for ranks through First Class ··-------- _ 3. Is either a district or council board of rev.!;Y' required for all boys qualifying: a. for Eagle Yes IV(' No O c. for Star Yes O No O b. for Life Yes O No O d. for First Class Yes O No O 4. Do district advancement committee m.embers give direct assistance in ad~cement procedures to leaders of: <"/ Cub packs Yes 4Y1"0 O Boy Scout troops Yes fl No D Explorers posts Yes D No fia" Form 0-539E 3.2Ml166 LEADERSHIP TRAINING REPORT-1966 Region No. __ . ~5 LEADERS AND COMMISSIONERS TRAINED As of December 31, 1966, we have acco1nplished the following toward providing training for the key leaders of our registered units: Number Registered Have Completed as of Training* Cubmastcrs Scoutmasters Explorer Advisors (post, ship) TOTAL TOP UNIT LEADERS Assistant Cubmasters Assistant Scoutmasters Associate Advisors TOTAL ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS DEN MOTHERS Dec. 31 • N rnnber Percent 1966 *Report all individuals who have con1pleted entire unit leader training series for appropriate program phase. Number Number Percent COMMISSIONER TRAINING Registered Trained Trained as of as of as of Dec, 31, Dec. 31, Dec. 31, 1966 1966 1966 ---- --~- -"------·~--~ District commissioners c7 -.Z .. 71 71 /() - Roundtable con1missioners _LS,:/ // I</ J{g' Assistant district con11nissioners ?-. I ) '1 7·1- . --!------·-· Neighborhood commiss.ioners // z '72- ?If -r-- TOTAL _l&/J /14 '7/ . AW ARDS ISSUED IN 1966 Arrowhead Honors: Scouter's Keys: Cubmaster Scoutmaster Explorer Advisor Commissioner District Commissioner ,2J Roundtable Total Scouter's Training Awards Den Mother's Training Awards L~l Commissioner Assistant District Commissioner Neighborhood Commissioner Council No. ""'-'"·'~----- 1966 UNIT LEADERS' TRAINING RECORD >===·o=c~~=~====-~~---,=~-------r------· i Number I Total CUB SCOUT LEADERS The Cub Scout prognun -an orientation Pack leader training: Planning the Cub Scout program The pack meeting Pack management Den Mother training: Planning the Cub Scout program · Your den n1eeting Den Mother-den chief relationships 1----------------·---- TOTAL BOY SCOUT LEADERS Boy Scout program The patrol method The outdoor program Training boy leaders Program planning Advancement and troop financing Boy 'behavior TOTAL EXPLORER LEADERS Basic training: Post leader Ship leader I . Sessions . 1 Individuals 1 Conducted Attending -1 I x ~~---+~x-x"~x-----1 .1. ) xxx xxx __ z --- _f:,~L- ___ !L ____ ___ :=:_ Understanding Explorers / {_) t------~~~-----------1----·· p LOCAL TRAINING EVENTS HELD IN 1966 ·--r- To Be Held I Number Events Number Pexsons 1967 _Boy Scout leader instructor training event ·--·-·-·-·----- ~~·. ~d ·=-~ _,~-tt~,dmg - .. __ (~ek) - Cub Scout leader instructor training event __ __ ____ ______ ___ -~·-:- __ __ _ __ ::- __ __ ___ _______ r--- .. __ _ ~_?Cplorer leader instructor training event _ ________ ~--·-·-----~-~ __________ _k( __ _ _C ub Scout leaders' pow wow ·--------------.. - i _<;l( ' "' ( /~ ~~~ :! /- _Den chief's training conference ___ )_____) J :} ___ -----r-----V~~ -~:w~no~:ers' workshop-··-····----··-·---·---·-----:=:-3 --=c---{~~-----:·---~------; Junior leader training e:rents -·····-------·-·- --·-·-------···--- ----=f·-····-- ____ .... 8 t)~ ~/· ACTIVITIES REPORT-1966 NUMBER HELD Council Basis District Basis PARTICIPA'flON Units Boy Members l. COORDINATED UNIT EVENTS Boy Scout Week. .. . . ····································------+-----+----•'--9•:''(":-,/- --I 87 .?Z> Webelos Day .................... . --r-- - --- IL DISPLAY EVENTS Arena type .. . Booth type ... . I III. SKILL EVENTS Camporee IV. v. VI. Rally or meet.. .......... . CIVIC SERVICE EVENTS -,· Collections ; .. · • · · · J" Distributions _':-: --._ - - ·· - · - Pair participation -········-· Cleanup campaigns --···- . .. ! EXPL~~~:~ ~~~~~-~:~-~-~-!-~-~~~-~-~-----·--········ ······················-----·l------t----~'----1--f-/',_l __- +-··-•".•_ ___4 Vocational ................................................................... 1-----t-----·--t---~--.,.----t-----7:"-----J Outdoor ...... ................. .. ............................ 1--~'--e-f--- ---1--·-·l_,.;'t·'i·---+-'t-"';~"'!-;;----1 I;itness ----······································--······················----·····l-----1--~2---r----"'--" _,r..__+--·V..__-""-------1 Service .................................. -············-----------------1-----1-------1-----1-------; Citizenship ............... . ................ . 1------1-----1-------------< COUNCIL RECOGNITION EVENTS Eagle or special awards dinner ....... ········--·-···· -· -----•--+----___ Eagle or special awards court of honor. ............... . ·-- -··--- Other: ................................................................ -----·---- . ------~-·--- ··-·· 1------"·~ ·-·~------ --· ______ --·· 1967 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV s. ShepheJ!.d Tate - P1t.e6.ldent U. P. Bank BullcUng Jame..o H. Co.Junlc.hael- V.lc.e Plt.e.6. 935 Raynell. Ed E&.Uc.k - V.lc.e P1t.e6 • Sou.the!t.n Be.le Tel. 8 Tel. Co. P. 0. Box 439 Van KuykendaU - V.lc.e P1t.e&. Fe.de.Jta.e 066.lce Bu.le.d.lng 525-5881 F, Clyde. Lambelt.t - V.lc.e P1t.e6. 2500 Ste.Jt..lc.k Bu.le.d.lng 215-3141 RuMe.U Pe.My - V.lc.e. P1t.e..6. 6 . 721 Ste.lt..lc.k Bu.le.d.lng .,.;;Jl~- J3"t? .i:Jf-93SI MuMay Re..lte.Jt. - V.lc.e Pit.et.. 534-3319 345 Adam& EMl H. T Jt..lple.tt - T It.ea& Ult.elt. Memph.l& Bank Ii TJt.U&t 44 N. Second Flfll.nk W. F.l&he!t. - V.lc.e. Plt.e.&. 276-5411 Samuel H. May& P. 0. Box 4813 - C1t.o&&town sta. 331 Colon.lcU'. Rd. VISTRICT CHAIRMEN Andlt.e.w M. W!t.afJ - Southea&t 52 3-1461 534 W.lle.lam&bWLg Lane 527-3587 526-6131 527-0295 212-34 71 .. <20,6'!f3 Halt.old Ste.lnkamp - Ea&telt.n 682-5612 F1t.ank J. Lew.<.& - Nolt.th -5:Z6?£9'1'81 · 5301 Cole Rd. 210 A&hland LaMfJ H.llbun 580 Vaughn Rd. - Nolt.thwut By1t.on CM& on - Southwut 1210 Meadowla1t.k Lane c!:J;.Q7T'--YManletj Cox - Nollie.Mt 4956 Old ~umme.Jt. Rd. · OPERATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Ru&&e.U PeMIJ - Advanc.4?me.nt 526-6731 Clyde. Lambe.Jt.t - F.lnanc.e 727 Ste.Jt..lc.k Bu.le.cllng 2500 Ste.Jt..lc.k Bu.lld.lng .~{>,").. 4 -'73i:i··-1 - Camp. 6 Act. 32 4 669v 948-8789 942-4136 527-3581 He.Jt.b Sc.hmld 319 Belhaven - 01t.g. and 527-0295 Ne.umon Ta.ylolt. 3027 Kenne.th V1t.. C. V. Hawke.& 220 S. Cla[Jblt.ook 525-2552 - Health and 214-2156 Sa.6e.t[J Exten&.lon Ed M. E&.Uc.k - Pub. Rel. Southe.M Bell Tel. & Tel. P. 0. Box 439 N~.wton P. Ail.en CormieJtce T lte.e Bldg. H V!man Ben.Ii do1t6 Com·~eJtce T Ule Bldg • Paul Bo1tda 3868 N. Gctll~W~lt. J. W, BMke.~tc ~G="""·'Sh:e;1t~-J2,;gl:i;~ ,:Ji 0 fS -)_.,.,;~/kt~:~ A, B. BctZ~eJt.tdgi~" ~:)- - M t: M Bu.llcllng J. T. Chandle1t 480 Widen John Coop(1.){. CheJtokee. V-U.la.ge, A1tk. 521-8311 525-5858 682-3405 ".,;<:'~ ,,., ~e.a& 1315 523-2451 525-3641 Wil.Uam C. Cowan 527-4443 Ml!.mpft,L/, MaclU.neny & Supply :.a i s. F1tont V1t. Kyle C1te&on, J1t. 220 s. Claybl{.Ook Chcvrf..e& M. Ctwmp 1830 Exchange Bldg. Rev. Mmen VcvmeU 61 3 Uni.veMliy 525-1711 214-3140 Ra!ft»ond E. V-lckey 525-3721 National Ba.nk. 06 CormieJtce 45 S. Second V!t. ChMle& L. V-ln~M 525-1373 370 S. 01(.lea.M PIU.l Em(1.)(.,{ck. 526-8546 1 OZ 4 T ltea.dilleU A. A. Floyd 190 SOJtd-l6 , M-l66 • w. H. V. Fone& U. P. Bank. Bu.lld-lng 525-6361 M-lchael G1tehl 526-8811 595 W. CloveJt V1t. 6 8'/.. .1s61 Ha.My B. Gunthe1t ~ 5011 Ba.My Rd. R. M. Hunt 272-9301 SoutheM Bell Tel & Tel. Co. P. 0. Box 439 - 2 - Rob(1.l{.t L. 1/UU.ln, J1t. 3479 McC01tl<te HeMy Loeb 365 ColonW J. J. MadMon 370 G1teenway Rd. R-lvM A. Mank.cit -~&i:nk::ae:~'Y1J .-s :;i 1 0re:i1C:4£:/ 1~rcr -- sam MOJtk.6 · 101 M!Vly Ann V!t. T. J. McGuiJr.e, II I 3658 H-lghland Pct)(.k. Pl. J. M. McKnight Box 14839 - Lamct)(. Station WlCUam N. MoM-l6 4666 Chuck Geo1tge. P. PhlCUp.6 P. O. Box 2547 272-3343 682-1218 948-3306 526-6633 391-2 392 274-8252 525-7531 N-lck Ph1-te1t '\ 525-3627 P. O. Box 4728 ~ No1t,th Sta. Tommy Powe«. 4847 E. Sho1te V)(.,(.ve W.U~t,am M. Qu,-lnn 434 Woodme1te Lane V1t. Wil.Uam H. Rachel& 2701 Union Ave. Ext. Sam P. Ryland 105 W. Ca!tlo& Rd. 526-3133 948-1721 452-6221 948-7611 F1t,111k Ste.udlun ,Jig ;uf r'.<u~<~ RES.-3430 5 IJ6 E. B1toa.dway ~v_ .Jw_,,,, (f'14-&v~ Wut Memplil6, A1tk.4! /i"j 4f "'-'-' cy.t;u,,~-- Alvan f. Tate, J1t. 521-1676 Swmilt Club - 1./it National Bank. Bldg. Maynct)(.d Thomphon 320 E. CheMy C,{)(.cle G eo1tge A. ThornMon 202 Uni.on Ave. 363-2 500 526-8424 Thoma;, H. Todd, J~. Ho.tel Ch.l6c.a. R~cvr/A~· '/.t?l:g de.JL CN.A.jE C TRA TAFF N~~ M0l'iph.l6 , T n e-6.6 525-4284 WilUam M. Vaugha.f't 276-5411 P. O. Box 4823, CIW.6.6.town Sta. V1:. Ho-UM PM.ce Ii 0 7 Walk.eJL !ohn FttbeJr. La,Cled12. Ste.12..f. Co • 138 8 N. Seven.th 948-6626 - 3 - ,:;72 -3os i , C.t.yde. R, Wentz !!'~1 j) 2'ffi' rs ea }h'wvJ wc;J?nJ"' ~ , W.lf..Uam K. Wut, J~. 526-0331 Home FedeJr.a.f. Bu.llcU.ng V~. We.nde.U WM..tte.mo~e 2191 S. P~kway E. Vande.n J. Wlte.ey 5257 Cole. Road 274-4024 526-66 71 COMMISSIONER STAFF 1961 Samuel. Ma.y4 Comnlu.i.oneJL ( CounC..U.) ~~~R9~; ,3,,., -1.2 /!}}:~ Se V/'P'-",,,/ ~tee 1£ get :JI~ J "'"' ·' NoJt.tlleM.t Vufuc.t 3345 Weitglt ILtt & i1t9 ten /fie,,,, (!a,rp-n-:1{-r- ~tt;-O'e:lfl~ Sou.thea.4.t V.U.tJLlc..t -!161 Ectl!l'6 Cou.Jt.t Road ~--:v,({v . Noll.tliwu.t V.U.tJLlc..t ?k• 1/'.7< /h A.c1pn f.",,( 11/ I J) Petite P~u.t6on PquQ fa.,,t,_,,h Southwet..t V.U.tM.c..t H35 Ci!lr.ol· 1.1f1tf c,, ,-,,; ?;.d'., JfGt...,<c(.1,,,1'- C!Ut.tenden V.i.4.tM.c..t 8 (J;:I // J fYl Cl,.-z/'C,,_,._, 1 ;!. 30 </ Eugene Haglvr. 1 O 1 o Randle l.U.J,4.i.6.6.lpp.l V.U.tJLlc..t J-<V,<A.c• :OJ ' /?,,-;f'~..._~ futtt Bl!alldo1t , Sou.th V.UWc..t ·1634 ER.1] .!f/,fJJ. f>ld/,,~ /p.J Robe.IL.t Bah.Vt EM.teM V.l.6.t!Uc.t 6289 E. Haw.tho1111e 597-0916 215-5993 $•/::i."i' .. I? ,6 3/X ;:)a.''/' ,;/ • 3{1!f-.o ,;r7 ? ·948 5480 948-7148 586-0861 Ru,s~eU Pe.My 727 Ste!U.c.k Bu,Wllng RevVtend Mleten Va.JtneU 613 Un-lveJtJ;.U:y Pa.:Ll G1teel!. ~'15 Ra.f..z-lgh-MU.Ungton Ge1J1tge w. BWt.M 422v La.M601td Le.on Hanna.601td Senr.U:ob.i.a, Mi.M. Va.n i.e.£ VuNL 1 81 8 La.Pct.eoma. FeUx. WebbVt 6C4 Altlt.i.ngton Pta.c.e Law.~e.nc.e. Y anc.y 1025 Shawnee. Gtr<e.nneth Ku.lke.n 4796 Gwynne. AVVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 1967 Cha.i!ima.n V.i.c.e-ChcWima.n Noltthwut V~tJU.c.t Centn.at V~tlt.lc.t Naltth D.~;tuc.t Sau.th V~tlt.lc.t 526-6731 214-3740 452-7381 x 395 386-3540 /~ 386-9219 398-9251 683-8411 ·J" .. i&:: V M'!X_ ~rt c· F f:J ;!¥=~8; \ .s ~' '--6=~ WHB-3612 946-3714 324-8861 685-0478 He11.b Schm.ld 319 Betha.ven Bob SmaU 4569 Clta.lgmont CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES 1967 Cowtc.lt Cha.U!man Von L BeMd, J1t. Sou:the.116.t V.U.tlt.i.ct 6 ';f':J.-~ !JI/I ,.5~u-tt81 386-5857 396-4300 2869 Meadow tane ~... lt1i</~· 3 ~,.,_/ &l:e£Unco£n... " ' Nolt.thwu.t V.U.tlt.i.ct 398-0148 ..... ~ f,,2(,-S//'~ g;~·;··~ ;LI 3s? -.s~ /"' (;> 92 Ect6:tu4e:1~ Cove Flo yd Bltyant 2 61 8 H e.Jr.11.a.ndo Road Re.ve11.end Hu.beltt RU6.t 314 Pbw. We~.t M1tmph,U,, Mkatu.M Clt.l.t.te.nden V~.tlt.lct ~f\'fo07Le. .·~ 3U .flla>Ltf · " .. b" u:... . . ... ena .. o ~tt-;··""""4.c..6.6,q;>p.t,··· J u~.le S.lnc1.a..llt 840 Wh.l.teha.ven Lane Bob Latham 4763 Qu..lnce Road Glenn Vew.lt.t 2995 C1r.otey 1--.f av"' .~,t<J:-;t;u:~j Nolt.th V~.t/t.i.ct 011.de11. 06 the Mir.ow Adv~olt 363-0110 946-4567 .t> x! f; .. ') ~ / 'I' 'l c N. /{£.','F. / 7 [/C) 398-1865 683-2040 942-4681 363-6484 01!., C, O. Hawku 220 s. c.eaybl!.ook HEALTH ANO SAFETY COMMITTEE 1967 Cha.V!man Mo:orz: Y~ <}.ecr,\ I! '*'f1'CCNoJttheM:t O.U.tJt,lc.t '4431 Ca:tt.ee. ?;JJ.OAK' · -Z\.,t.c(i 1Jj VI!.. Be.n Sc.oft Sou.the.Mt V.U.t:Jt.lc.t 36 I 1 Oak.te.y Crw:l!r:. A, E. Go!Ut1m ~e. John WaUac.e. 82 4 81!.ownle.e. VI!.. VavJ..d P/W.U.t C1mo, M,i;;,.6.l.6.6.lppl V. K. Roge.M 3508 Box:town Cltltte.nde.n V.U.t:Jt.lct South v.V...t/t.lc.:t EM:te.ltn V.U.t:Jt.lc..t 274-2756 452-2990 397-1442 397-5942 396-0502 Ne.umon T a.y£.011. 30?. 7 Kenne.th LEAVERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE 1967 CluWrma.n Joe. Jolw.on No/f.thrui.6.t V.i.6.ti.ltc.t 60 3 E~.tM.dg e. , . ~a/h'l-',.J ;-..of '?J/lfllftf2KJ!4ngl~lb,vt/V - Cj / Southe.Mt V.l6,t/f.i.c.t :r1 9 0 c hO lto,W ,-,,(rJ, ~ y . .Q_ J 7 s Cmd/f.. GeJlald M. Ro be.11.u 571 John Paul Jone.6 Ke.n ThomM Sou.thwut Vl6 t/f.i.c.t 1223 Inmoin Cove. . fa. • ux /(} ;;t;:: ,:;i/_,~~ C!U:t.te.nde.yr. V¥.tM.c. t ~G,1,. on~~23 Y:..r:J ~11.,,.otw"// )1}~~-z. -· • a.~ ' Jame.<\ S.toke.6 1553 Pendle.ton Ronald FM.te.11. Jamu T.lpton 1869 Ka.MM J.lm Q.ue.n.lc.he.t 5640 K;Ught A/f.no£.d Road Sou.th Vl6.tM.c..t 525-2 552 Hi U8 J • 685-9648 /J ;JJ- 11. if?" H 3"g; "i1 Mil. ™""1&6+ y;' ::i " ' h ~- '3 ~· 39\l't1&194 ...... 6f'.3 9<J</3 872-1711 x 8338 872-0792 525-3511 327-5211 323-7290 946-9034 363-1965 397-9341 R. B • Mc.Cfang P, 0, Box 248 Wu..t Memrhi-6 ' Attk. Vu.c'~ey Spa.in HettnP!11do, MJA~JA~~pp~ Robe:r..t Vona.R.d 1549 WIU..:Onotte J ea.11 Ubnett 1145 Myttna. Lane ORGANZZATZON ANO EXTENSION 1961 Cha.llrman C!U-ttenden VJA;/;Jt,lc..t Nott.th VJA:ttilc..t 527-0295 ti 458-6806 ,)!?Y ':)110 ¥h 4i0 :f981 Ex.t. ~ 324-5928 l'f 3 5--y- &s,;;7 JI ¥·'>f ;?SS-~ 'fl 214 2683-· .6 ~i'.:1 (, • -~·1w f H, 3 '.J~ - (,, .)~/ 3 391 0"33 ?;5 /.?'zJ 7~ 9529 Home 682-1691 685-0179 LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE - 1965 .f I '1 ;'. {' George Thomason, Chairman OFFICE CENTER BU1LV1NG COMMITTEE - 1966 w. C. Wo6iJoi!.d, Cha.J.Jtma.n 6 71 S • MIWt stlr.ee.t HM.old L. Steinkamp 5301 Cole. Road MIL. J. J. Maclloon 310 C111.e.e.nway Road GeolLge Th€1ma4on 202 Uni.on Ave.nu.e ' F. Clyde. Lambett..t Z 500 StM-lc.k Bu.licl&ig MCl!fnMd Thomp-&on 320 E. Che.il.ILy c.vr.c..ee s. Shephe.i!.d TM:e li. P. Barili Bu..llcU.ng 525-5664 682-5672 948-3306 526-8424 521-3587 363-2500 525-5881 682-3405 Pav.l 6011.da. 3868 W. Ga.U.owa.y PJfA.ve. F. Clyde Lambe11.t 2SOO UMlek 8uUdl.ng Ealtt TJfA.ptett Memp/U.4 Bank tmd T!Ut6t 44 NOJtth Second St, S. SM.phtJt.d Tate. Un.ion P.t.antell.4 Bank ~ Ed M. f4Uek Sou.the.M l!l!U. Tetephom1. and Tdeg1t.aph Co. P. 0. Bex 439 If~ Ben4dOll.6 (''",,,,;(;cl)·'" 800 Com11eJtee i .ltle &!11.dlng Sam 1'. Ryttmd t fJ S Ill. CIVtlo4 Road VAAee. M. Thomp•on, J11,. Box 18355 Ill. C. Wo4604d 6 71 S. Ma.bt Sth.et.t flMAJtk Fb..hlllt f 34 GMdeJt.ia D«ve t1t-3411 sts-sur 948-7611 216-5411 Jamu A. Ma.dl6on 370 G11.eenwa.y Road Hvuna.n 8t.n4do11.6 NOMINATING COMMITTEE • 1967 Comn~c.e T .ltte Bu.UcUng Wllllam c. Cowen MempkU Ma.c.h.in~y 6 Supply 301 S. FMnt R.ivu A. Mank~ 527 steJLlc.k Bu.Udlng Ru.ueU. PeMy 7'1.1 SteJLlc.k Bu.le.cling Alvan F. Tate, J11.. Swm!U Club • l~t Nat.tonal Bank Btdg. Thoma;, H. Todd, J11.. Hotel. CkUc.a. 948-3306 525-5858 527-4443 527-9366 526-6731 521-7676 525-4284 11rmm11 m~T I m1m1m11mrmrnnmrmrrmmrnn1m1rn11111r1rmnnimmm111111111 r I COUNCIL COMMITTEES ~ -]\II 1••illlllllllillllllilllWlWWllllll\~lllllllllllllmlllllllllllllllllll ~ ,. ·; / / 1967 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. Shephell.d T a-te - P1tu-ldent U. P. Bank BtU.Ulng 525-5881 F. Clyde Lambeltt - Vice P1tu. 2500 SteJLlck Bu..<l.ding 527-3587 Jamu H. Ca.MU.cha.el- V-lce PltU. 275-3141 RU-6<1ell Pe1t1ty - V-lce PJt.e.6. 526-6731 935 Rayne.It 727 SteJLlck Bu..<l.ding 1.g9) Ed E<1Uck - V-lce PJt.U. 272-'HS.i MWVl.ay Re.lte!t - V-lce P1tu. 527-0295 SoutheJt.n Bell Tel. 6 Tel. Co. 345 Adam.6 P. O. Box 439 Van Kuykenda.et - V-lce P1te<1. 534-3319 Fedelta.t 066-lce Bu..<l.ding EM.t H. T Jt-lplett - T Jt.ea..6 UJt.elt Memphl.6 Bank & TJW.6t 44 N. Second 272-3471 f/(/l.nk W. F-l<lheJt. - V-lce P1te<1. 276-5411 Samuel H. May.6 - CoITTn-l-6<1-loneJt. 525-2684 P. 0. Box 4813 - C1to<1<1town Sta. 331 Colon.lat Rd. VISTRICT CHAI:(MEN ------···-- Andltw M. W1tay - Southea.<1.t 52 3-1461 534 W-llUam<1bUJt.g Lane HM.old Stunkamp - Ea<1te1tn 682-5672 FJt.ank J. Lew-l-6 - Nolt.th 5301 Cole Rd. LMJt.y Hilbun 580 Vaughn Rd. - NoJtthwu.t By1ton Ca.Jt..6 on - Southwut 1210 MeadowlMk Lane Manley Cox - Nolt.the.Mt 4956 Old SurnmeJt. Rd. 21 o A<lhland 527-9371 N. J, Fo1td - South 396-4553 682-2411 OPERATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN RU-6<1eU. Pe1t1ty - Advancement 526-6731 Clyde Lambeltt - Fh1a.nce 127 stelt-lcf< Bu..<l.ding 2500 SteJLlck Bmding HeJt.b Schmld - Camp. & Act. 324-6696 319 Belhaven MU!tltay Re.lteJt. - 0Jtg. and 345 Adam.6 Exten<1-lon N'wmon TayloJt. - TJt.a-ln-lng 525-2552 302 7 Kenneth Ed M. E1.>Ucf< - Pub. Rel. SoutheM Bell Tel. 6 Tel. V1t. c. V. Hawku - HeaUh and 274-2756 P. 0. Box. 439 220 S. Clayb1took Sa6ety 526-0181 948-8789 942-4136 527-3587 527-0295 ?7'7 ~ .) ;· . 2 72-9*1- . Ne.w.ton P. AUe,n COlmleJt.Ce T -Uee Bldg. H e1tman Ben.& dol!.6 Conv.~eJt.ce T We Bldg. Paul Bol!.da 3868 N. Galloway VI!.. 521-8311 525-5858 682-3405 J. w. Bl!.akebill 'U 1~13 ~'""~Slt~t~t i!J;_a&s ~.. / /' / /1 ex. I D ~ I "'I' (! Jc,j.4:.,,_,, ' ) A._ t:r1 Of , A.. B. Bu.d1.e.Udge 52 3~2451 M t; M Bc.U.f.cllng J. T. Chand.f.el!. 480 Unde.n John Coope.1!. Chel!.oke.e. Village., Al!.k. 525-3647 Wltllam C. Cowan 527-4443 MR.my.iii./.!. MacfU1te.1!.Y & Supply ?-M S. Fl!.on.t VI!., Kyle. Cl!.l'-f,on, ]I!., 220 S. Claybl!.Ook ChMJ..1>.f, M. C1tump 1830 Exchange Bldg. Re.v. Millen Va1t1te.U 61 3 UnlveM.Uy 218-0651 525-1111 214-3140 Ra!Jlllond E. V.lckey 525-3121 Na.tlona.f. Bank 06 CotWrti'-1!.ce 45 S. Second VIL. ChM.f.u L. V.lnkin.& 310 S. 01!..f.eaM 525-1373 PhU Em~cl1. 1 02 4 T l!.eadweU 526-8546 A. A. Floyd 190 Sa1tfu , M.lM • w. H, V. Fonu U. P. Bank Be.UR.ding 525-6361 Michael Gl!.ehl 526-8811 595 W. CloveJt. VI!.. HMJty B. Gu.n.the!t 685-0831 5011 BM!ty Rd. R. M. Hunt 212-9301 Sou..theJt.n Bell Tel Ii Tel. Co. P. O. Box 439 - 2 - Robi'-1!..t L. IJUV,[;i, J1t, 3419 McC01t.k.f.e Henlty Lo e.b 365 Colon.lat J. J. Mafuon 310 Gl!.eenway Rd. Rivu A. Manke.It. ~~~ ~~L~mlo. Sam Ma1tkf. G 101 MaJty Ann V!t.. T. J. McGu.ilte, III 3658 1-lighla.nd Pa1tk Pl. J. M. McKnight Box 14839 - Lamalt S.ta.tlon W.lLUam N. Mo~ 4666 Chu.ck Geo1tge P. PfU.l.f..lp!. P. 0. Box 2547 212-3343 682-1218 948-3306 526-6633 391-2392 214-8252 525-7531 9tJ::f;> 3/5/1/ ·SfS s111 N.lck P.ln.teJt 525-3621 P. 0. Box ~ - Nolt.th S.ta. Tomny PoweU. 4841 E. Sho1t.e. Vl!..lve W.l.f.Uam M. Qc.Unn -~lee :f"8 'ti! bot1ie ~ 2!. ~) 3)8.<- ' VI!.. Wltllam H. Rachel!. 2701 Unlon Ave.. Ex.t. Sam P, Ryland 105 W. Calt..f.o!. Rd. F lt.Cutk S.teu.d.f.e..ln 506 E. Blt.Oadwa.y Wu:t Memphti, Alt.k. 526-3733 948-7721 §8//3 452-6221 RE5-3430 AR.van f, Tate, ]I!.. 527-7676 Sumn.l.t Ctu.b - 1 tit Na.tlona.f. Bank Bldg. Ma.ynaJtd Thomption 320 E. CheNr.y C.l!t.c.f.e G e.ol!.ge. A. Thoma.Mn.,,....- 202 Unlon Ave.. 363-2 500 526-8424 V1r. Ho.ee.M PIU.c.e V ~07 Wa.lk.eJL .'ohn Fo.beJL l ... /~/ LaC.eede s:tee£ Co. 1388 N. Seventh 525-4284 948-6626 527-6517 - 3 - ·f') ::;> ::> / ~ ') ,,.,. ~ch:?c;> r Clyde R. Wentz V 21£ 8891 ff 51 .Y:~'fi'cf;i;'\e n L {I A n · /1 \ i·1 ) 1,; \;; · l-{j Q.\!_..,rv14,.f .A:s,.b~Lt- l!.( .. .r""cJ'..P Wie.Uam K. We,6:t, J11.. ~- 526-0331 . Home Fedell.a.l Bu.UcU.ng VII.. WendcU Whlttemo11.e V 274-4024 2191 S. PaJt.kway E. Vanden J. Willey [.,./'/ 5257 Cole Road 526-66 71 W. C. Wonnoll.d v·/ 5£9 9t'6•1 6 11 .s. 11,.,&ii swet r /! ~ ~.-:: :$ # <s·: at u Lf oh- .}/ J eJVr.y Sfl..eM. .:UO. ·~~'J'b!P ~Ro~ , ;;;;.. ~ J li,,.JJ c/ i; ,., r:.x •.•• ,;:..fl2, ... Paul Pau.Uon 1535 CM.cl jj;~~ )/ .. · t.YlJ~, C~enden V.L~t:Jt.i.c.t ''f;;k.f, // 1 .}))CV.UAh-7 0-·v/::z.-' Eugene HagleJt 1010 Ra.ndle ~iin tμp t ""Jl€ittct c~z~ w~. . Nolt.th o.ut1ilc.t ;t)0!$0 /h. ~1 3 I g,~ M ,J/l//J o-J !?au[ &tttndon South V.UWc.t 1634 Etg cr0t--?? tJ,f .3f!&~o~6J 525-2431 685-5304 397-0916 < ;::iJt ... ::;_ ? :>-- - 15 0 ;i. < 3 ~b - J ~ c, 1 P.:;_,5<1 e£..e Pe.My 7Z l Ste.JU.c.1< Buled.lng Reven.end Mle.een VaJtnel.e. 61 3 Un.lve.Jr.<1.lty Pa.:.tl G1teeJr. ~ S 7 5 Raf..c <.g h-M.u.Ungton GetJ1tge 01. BWt.n<I 4220 La.n<1601td Le.on Ha.nna.no1td Se.n<Lto b-la., MLM • Van•e.l VUNt 1 81 8 La.Paloma. FeUx Webbeit 6C4 Altlt.lngton Pta.c.e t.aw,•.enc.e Yanc.y 1025 Shawnee Kenneth Kui.l<en 4796 Gwynne AVVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 1967 Cha.iltman V-lc.e-Cha-i.Jtman NoJt.thw~t V-l<ltMc.t Sou..thwut V-l<lrucA: No!tth V.lo.t!Uc..t Sou.th V-l-6.t!Uc..t 526-6731 274-3740 452-7381 x 395 386-3540 386-9219 398-9251 683-8411 WHB-3612 946-3774 324-8861 685-0478 Heltb Schm.ld 319 Belhaven Bob Smalf. 4569 Cita.lgmont CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES 1961 CouncU. Cha.Urman Von L. Be.altd, J1t.. Southe.cu.:t V.UtJLi.c:t 2(.\69 ~ow L~e. £ ·~ -~=~·~~1~~~~~ V~:tM.'c:t '"'-'?'~~ Floyd Bit.Yant Southwe..6:t V~tJLi.c:t 2618 H~ Road Re.ve.11.e.nd Hubelt:t Ru.4:t 314 P-lnq, We-6.t Merr:ph.u, Alt.ka.nl,a.;, Bu.c.k Moo11.e 303 WMd Se.na:tob.la, M.l6.6.l6.6.lpp.l J e..6.6-le. 5-lnc.la.llf. 840 Wh.l:tehave.n Lane Bob Latham 4763 Q.r.U.nc.e. Road Gle.nn Ve.w.l:t:t 2995 C1t.ole.y 0 ;~h"+!::o Sou..th V.Uruc..t 011.de11. 06 .the. AM.ow Adv.i.6011. 324-6696 526-0581 386-5851 396-4300 398-0148 3 ,,,-'} ··- 5-yz) k I S!~U K£6l 7 • Jo( ),;;J -- I /}JI y < -'! £ 363-0110 ,?,,. 946-4567 7 398-1865 683-2040 942-4687 363-6484 Vtr.. Ben S c.ot.t 36 i 1 Oa.k..e.ey Cm:ltt.---A+-·~·F. 6o>tdun 4til~.i3itb!l!PbAAe John WaU.a.c.e 824 Btr.ownf.ee Vtr.. Va.vJ.d Ptr.u.ltt C ?mo , M,Lo.6i.6.6.lpp,(. v. K. RogeM 3508 Boxtown HEALTH ANV SAFETY COMMITTEE 1967 Sou.the.Mt ViAttr..lc.t Ctr..lt.tenden ViAttr..lc.t Centtta.e ViAttr..lc.t N otr.th ViAttr..lc.t South V.lJ.,ttr..lc;t 274-2756 ,,~") 2. 3 4 (cl - le o' · )»s·11,s· ses B6SI 68'!-4805 452-2990 8 i b Ii II · >~.'659 · 397-1442 397-5942 396-0502 Neuman Tay.eo11. 3027 Kenneth Joe Johtu.on 603 E.1i.tM..dge 'ts '&EH JTtli ·S1°0 Cbo 0 taw Jame.Ii S.tok.e.1i 1553 Pendle.ton Ronald Fo.1i.te11. Jame.Ii T .lp;ton 1869 Kan.lieu J.i.m Q.ue.n.lc.het 5640 Kn.lght Altno.ed Road LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE 1967 Cha.Urman C en.tltal 'O.Utlt).c..t South '016.tM..c..t 525-2552 683-6389 685-9648 !) :;., . t l3k :S m-:706 f:J;rt:;r+-lJ1..~· \ ' ;21-s194 ,~~·~,3J ~-K ~·~o:>· 7t )l' 872-1711 x 8338 ~) 872-0792 525-3511 327-5211 ti{;;,,- 5-_ 7 / V-?) 323-7290 946-9034 363-1965 397-9341 Mrvwx.y Rei.tell. 345 Ad~ Bill F.ltzg Vta.td 4J51 AU..iAon ORGAN1ZAT10N ANO EXTENSION 1961 Cha.lllman Robett:t A. Penny SoutheMt Vl6Wct 975 Mt. Ve.11.nOn N(,~,1PlfdRMon Vav<t~ Y}e;;t,_,._, No.ltthwut Vl6.tJU.ct 1~ /,f6/Ltt-~~,lfl3 U ,. I :• i : : ··--;"\ l;{;'· 'iWtv~ l N"r;blfZt'{~~: ti·, I ' JI. ::UC?M.f l{l)l I ' S,pt!thwe&t V.i4Wct 'r:;;, a• , · Id / 91 I .~ /h,.& .. w . I L. V. T ,v:e. Centl!.a.R. Vl6Wct 2 y;· 3 Samt:e-U R. 3. McC.f.ung P. O. Box 248 Wut Me.mrhJ..-6' A1tk.. Vudf.ey Spa.ln H eJtmtndo, Ml6lll6ll.lpp.l Robe!!.t VonaR.d 154 9 Whl:t:mo1te Nolt.th V.lllWct ~ ;!fw,,,Cl #:~w Soutli Vl6We-t 3;LJ8Fo1UnoM'Road 33f"t'V,t/';,,,,,;, Jeaii U.fme.11. EM.teltn Vl6bt.lct 1745 My1tna Lane 521-0295 458-6806 452-1381 Ext. 211 324-5928 // .3.tfi?·b.F ,Qq PJ 1 IJJ' I ",;;( " ' 'S"'tJ 4 y ~ii··· 6 <;" 143-9529 Home 682-1691 685-0179 R. V. FuLeeJt P. 0. Box 5682 1 Abe Sc.haJtt) 6 196 Ect.bt PaJtkway Sou.th F. T. ThayeJt, J~. 189 Sc.ott S~eet ADVISORY COUNCIL - 1967 NOMINATING COMMITTEE - 7967 Jamu A. Mafuon 370 G4eenway Road Hviman Beiudo46 Comne4ce T We Buil.cUng W.UUam C. Cowen Memph«. Mac1Une4y & Supply 301 s. hont Rlvu A. Manke4 527 Ste.JU.ck Buil.cUng Rll.h<1eU PeMy 727 Ste.JU.ck Buil.cUng Alvan F. Tate, J4. Cha.vim an SwimU Club - 1 <It National Bank Bldg. Tlwma.1 H. Todd, J4. Hotel Ch«.ca 948-3306 525-5858 527-4443 527-9366 526-6731 527-7676 525-4284 1v / flAAatd L. s,r;wik,iwip 530 I Co./'.iz. 1<oe1d Mit. J, J. M1ui..,,i,1m 371) o.~.<?.ill'llN\:1.ij 11.oa.d 0«.0··lf!@, Thi1Jr>Ml41'1rl 21J2 u~U.Ni Avenue 0?1 320 i;,. Crienfty C-{,tf,t!.fJt . . s ~ Sh~JJhtvuf Tlt)tC {J. f ~ 6td~'>;1-lrtfJ ~ '/2,μ~ ~ J.fft ~a ~ 5 or., 9 IA)~ Rcf ~~~ /~lf~ ~1UUJ~ t,t3-fJ 31 3J/-y73) 5;2 -5"' - v 2- L/ Y? /f 3 - s- 1..; 7 ~fti 1~~1-~ ~ 1967 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT STEERING COMMiffiE Paui. BoiUl.ct 3868 N. Ga.Uoway V!Uve F. Clyde Lrunbel!.t 2500 steJtlek Bultd.lng Ealtl T!t.lptett Memphll> Bani< and TIW.4.t 44 NoJLth Second st. s. ShephlVld Ta.:te Union Pla.n:teJtl> Bank Bu1.P..d1..rig Ed M. El>Uck Sou.the/I.It Be.el Te.le.phone and Teleg!IA.ph Co. P. 0. Bo" 439 Hi!.llmaY! l3enodo1t6 600 Co1m1e1tee T Lt-e.e Br.Uidhr.g Sam P. Ryland 105 W. CClltlol> Road Vance M. Thomphon, Jit. Bo1' 18355 (I/. c. (l)o fin Ofl.d 6 71 S • Mr.W! S:tJtee;t FJt0.1>111. F.ihhelt 2 34 GM.den.la. V!U..ve 682-3405 521-3581 272-3411 212-9381 525-5858 948-1671 363-7.500 57.5-5664 216-5411 .. I \ \ i \ I 1\ I \ \ . \ \ I ' I :\ JI \ I t \ I " \ r \ ' j J wJ • J \ \/ ~ .. "OPERATION STATUE" Spec,lal. plt.oject 601t. all Cub Scou..t<I, Boy Scou..t<I, Exploit.VU>, and adult Scou.teM 06 .the CIU.c'1.ct61W Counc,ll, CIU.ck.Maw Cnunc,ll hM ct bectu.tl6ul new -6 e1t.v.lce cen.telt. locct.ted ct.t 111 Sou.th Hollywood. Th.i.-6 long needed 6ctc,lU.ty .i.-6 now comple.te wUh one exception. A LIFE STZEV BOY SCOUT STATUE IS TO BE ERECTEV IN FRONT OF THIS NEW scour HEAVQUARTERS. Thl-6 will g1t.ect.tly add .to .the beauty 06 .the -6.i..te and aao be.t.tek .ldenti6y .the location .to .the .thoU-6ctndl> who pct-6-6 u dctUy. Thl-6 .i.-6 -6.tklc.tly ct Scout 6am.Uy p1t.oject. Only oWt boy membeJU> and Scou.tw wlU be Mk.ed .to con.tklbu.te. The -6.tct.tue Will be ct g.l6t to CIU.ck.MctW Counc.ll nMm the. Scou..t<I 06 1967. Falt. yectM to come oM Scou..t<I can plt.oudly look ct.t .th.i.-6 -6tct.tue and '1.now thct.t they had ct pctk.t .ln mctk.lng U po-6-6.lble. HOW TO PROMOTE TN YOUR UNIT Be -6Me all yoM boy-6 know about .the p1t.oject. Sugge-6t .thct.t each boy wo1t.'1. to eMn .the money he con.tk.i.bu.te-6 .to the p!t.oject. A -6ugge-6.ted mctx.lmum ctmoun.t 601t. each boy .i.-6 50 cen.t6 and $1.00 601t. ctn adult. We Me not expecting lMge conrubu.tlon-6 but want to have comple.te covekctge w.lth all Scou..t<I and Scou.teM hctv.lng oppok.tunUy to pctktic,lpct.te. HONOR ROLL SCROLL PMt .the Hono1t. Roll Seit.oil on yoM bulletin boMd and have ectch pe.Mon who con.tk.i.bu.tu -6.lgn .the -6c1t.oll. All 06 the namu will be placed .ln .the bct-6e 06 .the 4.tct.tu.e when ekected. Mo1t.e -6c1t.olli Me avctUctble ct.t -6ekv.lce cen.tek -l6 needed. HONOR UNIT Each unU hav.lng ct m.ln.lmum 06 85% 06 .lU Septembelt. 1 membe.Mh.lp pM.t.lc);pctting .ln .tfW. .lmpok.tan.t plt.o ject will 1t.ece.lve -6pec,lal. 1t.ecogn.l.t.lon M ctn hono.\ wt.l.t. Un.U .tectdell. 4·hou.td -6ul:mlt h.i.-6 1t.equu.t 001t. .th.i.-6 honolt M he tMn-6 .ln hl-6 money and 4CJtoll. TIME OF PROJECT Th.i.-6 -6hould no.t be ct lengthly campct.lgn. We Me -6e.t.t.{.ng Oc.tobe..\ J.1 M oWL comp.te.ticn dct.te. YoUJt plt.omptne-6-6 wlU help -6.lnce .the -6.tct.tue. cannot be oltde.Jte.d u.ntU. .the. money .i.4· .ln hand and U .tak.u ctppltox.lmct.tely -6,lx mon.th-6 .to 6ill the oltde..\. AV111T10NAL INFORMATION Folt ctdclUlonal .ln6oJtmcttion con.tact yoM nughbolthood cotrnll&-6,lone..\ Olt .the. Scout Se.Jtv,(;ce Cen.tek (phone 327-4193). nll The following members of Unit Sponsor have contributed to the fund to provide a Boy Scout statue for the Chickasaw Council Scout Service Center. When the statue is erected these names will be permanently placed in the base. DATE OPERATION " SCOUT STATUE" UNIT SPONSOR would like to make application as an honor unit in the Chickasaw Council "SCOUT STATUE" project (minimum of 8)% of membership participating). ~~~~~~~~~-' September 1, 1967 membership ·~~~~~~~~~' Number of participants ~~~~~~~~~-' Percentage of participation Di),te Unit Leader CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1961 COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. Shephe.Jtd. Ta.:te p /'._e.4 i..de.nt la.mu H. Ccvunicha.el Van Kuykendall MwtJta.y Re.Lt:VL V.<.c.e PJr.Uident Vi.ce. PJt.Ui.dent V..i.ce PJLU.i..dent Ed E~lic.k Vice P1t.u.ident F.1ta.nk W. F.Whvr. v .ice. p }LU -ldent . Wa.Uvt Chandi.vr. P. A. cta.yton Ed Val6tJwm F. Clyde. LambeJt.t Ea.Jr.l H. TJL,(.ple.:t.t Vice P Jt.U ..i.dent T Jt.e.a.6 UlteJl RU64e.ll PeJVr..y Samu.el H. May4 V-i.c.e. P.Jt.Ui.dent Comni..u.ionVL AVV1SORY COUNCIL R. V. fuil.ell Abe Schalt.6 6 VISTRICT CHAIRMEN W. L. Sha11.pe F. T. Tha.ye.Jr., J1t.. E. L. Willi.am6on Sou.theaiit - A.ndlr.e.w M. WIU11J Nolt.th - FIUUlk J. Lew.Ll Sou.thwut - ByJt.Cn CGUtOon No~.t. - l.aNt.IJ H..i.lbwi Sou.th - N. J. FoJt.d Ce.ntlutl - EJt.nUt Ab.It.On NoJLthe.o.4.t. - Man.ley Cox EtU.t.e.Jtn - Ha1to!d S.tU.nkamp EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS AT LARGE Newton P. Allen Hvunan Ben4doJt.6 Pa.ui. BoJt.d.a. J. W. BJt.akev.iil. A. B. BudzeJti.dg e J. T. Cha.ndlvr. John Coopvr. Ha/LJt.lj B. Gun.thvr. VJ[.. C. V. Hawk.u R. M. Hwi.t. RobeJt.t L. IJWJ.i..n, Hewr..y Loeb Sam P. Ryland Hvr.b Schm.ld f Jto.nk. Steu.d.le.i.n JJL.A.f..van f. Ta..te., JJt.. Neumon Ta.J.1.loJL Ma.tjnatul Thompoon GeoJt.ge A. Thoma.oon WillA..am C. Cowan VJt.. Kyle. CJt.uon,JJL. ChaJLteo M. CJtump Rev. f.J.i.ll.en Va.Jt.neil R~tJnond E. D.ic.k.e.y V.11... C. L. Vhtk..iri.6 Ph..i.f.. Eme.!U.c.k J. J. Ma.fuon JU.vu A. Manke.Jr. Sam Ma!tk.4 T. J. Mc.Gu..i.Jt.e., III J . M. Mc.Kn-<.g h,t wuu..am N. MoM.Ll GecJt.ge P. Ph-i.i..L<.p~ N-lc.k p .i.ltte!t Th.orrta.4 H. Todd, ]Jt.. RAdm. M. H. Tu.tti.e Wil.li..am M. Va.u.gha.n VIL. Hof.Li..6 PJU.c.e Clyde. R. Wentz W.i..lU.am K. We..ot • ]Jc.. • A. A. Floyd W. H. V. Fo11e.6 Mlcha.ei G 'l.e.hl Tcrmty Powe.U W.il..li..am M • Q.u..Utn VIL. W. H. T«tc.hW VIL. We.ndeU. Whli.temolt.e Van.den J. WUl'..e!J W. C. Wo66oJt.d John Fa.be.Jc.. 4574 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ANNUAL RECOGNITION VTNNER FEBRUARY 17, 1967 CHISCA PLAZA HOTEL FIFTY GLORIOUS YEARS CIU.c.kat.IWI Coun.c.U. luu. achieved ma.gtU.6.ic.en.t: p.'l.OgJLU.6 ht U4 M-fitlf ye.aJU. 06 .6eJtv.ic.e :to :the you.th 06 ou:t aJte.1. The de.ci.ic.a.:te.d .6 eJLv.ic.e. o 6 c.oun.c.U. le.a.dell.6 and :the :thou..6and. 6 06 Sc.ou.tell.6 who have .6eJtve.d w.Uft :them dwWig :the..6e fyi.6.t:IJ lfe.tI.ILO luu. made th-iA ww.4ual pMgJte..6.6 po.6- Uble. We aJte. mo.1.t gJt.a.te6u.l .to all o 6 :tho.1e who have c.on.t:Jt.lbu..te.d <10 maeh dwWtg :the..6e ye.a.Jt6 :to g.i.ve U6 :the &<Jon 6owtda.tlon we have 6o!t 6u..twr.e gJWW.th and .6e.Jtv.ic.e. It i...6 .6.(gn.i6.ic.an:t :that 1966, OWL 6.i.6.t.i.e.th ye.alt, luu. bun one. o 6 ou.Jt Ve.JtlJ be..6:t. In OWL golden ann.ive.MalllJ ye.alt we had OWL gJleate..6:t g1tow:th .<.n membe.Mh.<.p and ne.w wt.i.U :to clo.6e. .the ye.alt wltil .the la/tge..6.t numbeJt 06 Sc.ou.U, Sc.ou.teJt.6, and wt.i.U • The. out.4:tand.&tg aec.Dmpli. 6hme.nU 06 .the YeJVt made .<.t po.6.6.<.ble 6oJt ou.Jt c.owicil :to ealUl :the "Blr.ea.k.thJtou.gh FoJt You.th" auuJtd 601t :the 4ec.ond ye.alt. Wh..Ue. :thU 6.i.ne lteCOJtd ~ be.&tg made, the Sc.ou.tVl.6 06 the c.oun.c.U. conducted '1 <IU.C.Ce..6<16u.l capi,tai 6wid.6 camp:t.ign .to be.:ttelt pJtepalte :the c.owicil. wltil adequ.a.t:e 6ac.i Ut.le..6 6oJt 6u..tu.Jte <leJtv.ic.e. A/, we beg.i.n 11 new ye.alt, we «.Wtt .to eXpJte<l.6 ou.Jt gJtati. tu.ck to eveJLy Sc.cu.te.Jt 601t hU c.on.t:Jt.lbuUcn .<.n J 966 and '14k :that we jo.i.n toge.the.It .<.n malWtg 196 7 an even gJteate.Jt lfe.M 06 Sc.cu.Ung 6oJt :the you.th 06 oWL c.omnu.n.<. ty. s. Shephelld Tate P!te..6-<.den-t P R 0 G R A M PRES!VING - S. SHEPHERD TATE, COUNCIL PRESIDENT C eJLemony - "We Shcvte" Invocat.<.on----------------------------The Right Rev. W. FJted Gate..6, ]Jt. , Su6 6.ltaflan 8-Uhop, Ep.Uc.opa.l V.i.oc.ue 06 TennU.6ee VINNER Welcome and di...6.tJl.ic.t Jtec.ogn.<.t.<.on-------ShephVtd Tate In.tJtoduc.Uon 06 1967 council 066.i.c.e.M and execut.<.ve boaJtd-------------------Pau.I'. BoJtda Irmied..i.a..te Pdllt Plte..6 • Rec.ogn.<.t.i.on 06 p114.t pJte..6.ldenU---------Shephelld Tate GJteetUlg.6 6Jtom Reglon Flve-------------John B. Hackney Re.glonal Sc.out Exe. P1te..6entatum 06 Na.t.i.onal &uak.t/vwugh AlAAvu:!---------------------------------A. L. Jung, JJt. Cha:.Vunan, Region Flve Sllve.Jt BeaveJt Avxvr.dl.-------------------HaJteld S.telnk.amp C haiJ1.nu:ut, Sllvell Be.av ell Comm.<..ttee AddJte..66 - "Sel6 Vl<lc.lptine - Re..6pon<1- .i.ble Cilizen.6 hlp" - - - - - - - - - - - - -Hon. Van H • Ku.yk.endaU Co 119 JtU.6tna.n, N.i.nth Vl<l.t!tlc.t, TenneMee CeJtemOny - "Th.<.¢ VooJt" * R. C. Ma.tl.6 J. V. Te.~o~, )Jt. E. C. BVVty 1 . G • Golcl6m<..th * E. A. Haw~ , SJt. N. G. Pa.d.di.A Ort J. L. B!Unk.le.y * M • L. Ma.Jtt..i.n F. T. Tha.yVt, J.1t. Ge.01t.ge. P~p-6 H. R. Bla.c.kwood • W. W. Cook. * H~'tbvc;t F. HembeJt E. L. W~ort c. A. ~Ort Chaltlu Cha.:tlno.rt R. V. Fu.U.eJt Ke.rtneXh Humphlt..e.y-6 J. L. Robe/l..t.6on ChaJt.l.e.6 C. Ha.ndly J. E. R. Sa.unde.Jt.6 Robvr.:t ShOILe.6 ReveJWU:i HaNly W.i.U.i.am6 H. M. Rob.i.n6on Vtr.. Jamu A. Wa.U.a.ce Af fli.ed B. Bo«man Boo keJr. T. 'Ba.nfui Wi..e.Li.am B. Fo!Ldyce Albelt-t C. Lewl& T. J . McGu..Uc.e, III RobeJLt G. Shu.i.:tz, J.1t. A. Ben 0Jtgel W.llllam M. Vi~on Rev. J. A. McVa.n.le.l W. P. Kenwoltthy Uoyd Chwtch J . M • McKn-i.a h.t Ru.¢.&eil Pe.My Pa.ui. Bo!t.da. V.1t. Ho!Li..6 F. P!U.ce A. A. Floyd Uoyd Adam4 H • F. a<..:ttli.ng eJr., SJt • MUIUUUJ Re.Lte..1t Edwin Thomp.&on J . L. Ne.Uon He1tma.n. Be.n.6 do.1t6 Clyde. R. Wen.tz * Vll... He.wr..y B. TUIU1eJt Jamu 0. Conn.e.Jt. Jhn T !U.rtdle. H a/VtlJ Ra.tcli 6 6 G e.Jt..a1d SfUU. Cha.!Ltu S. Ho.&4e. Ed Gor..yaw C. M. Ba.ila!td * KemteXh. Kn<.g ht J. T. Cha.ndleJt Ne.wnon T a.yloJt S. She.phe!t.d Ta;te. J. ClaJl.ke. John..6on V e.Jt.n.{.e 8Jt.o o k..6 AlbeJLt f eJt.g ~Ort T. J. Toney Ge.oJtge. ThomcUon P a.u.t Bell John. H. Embu!Ly , ]Jt. W. M. PCLlt.lt.eft Al61t.e.d J. V.Uru.tti. Wi..l.U.am M. V a.ug han Kenne.th ThomaA HaJtOld S.tei..n.kamp w. c. Mil.leJr. John H. &vt.c.M6.t Jamu Stok.u No. 4553 C H I C K A S A W C 0 U N C I L B 0 Y S C 0 U T S 0 F S I L V E R B E A V E R A M E R I C A A W A R V <I THE SILVER BEAVER AWARV Si..tvvr. Be.avVL awctll.£U 6oit fu.Ungu.U.he.d 4VLv-l.ce :to boyhood Me p!LU e.n;t.ed each yeM upon nomina.uon of, .the local counc.ll a.nd a.ppitOva.l of, .the Na.U.ona.l Cou.YJ.C.U. Tw awaJt.d -i..o ma.de f,oit notewoit.thy 4e/'.v,{,ce of, ex.cep. U.ona.l chCVl.a.cteJt to boyhood w.i.:th..i.n the c.ou.nc.ll. C!Uck.iu. aw Cowic.ll -i..o ex.tltemely pitou.d o 6 .tho4 e ded.i.ca.te.d Sc.ou.teiu. who have eaJLne.d .t;h,i.J, !Ugh horwit. • V1t. J. C. Aye!t4 * C. T. Mc.Ca.be • Geo11.ge P. Phil.UP4, Sit. • John T. Mo11.ga.n • John E. Robe.ltt6 HMJty Webb " L. R. F ou d.i.ck. * A • V • Mc.WholtteJt Ben B. Con6ey, Jit. * Wa.Ue!t L. G1ta.y • GeoJtge. Wood F. Joe. Fla.nag Ill! * Robe.Jtt G. Ram6a.y, Sit. Edw.Ut Va.l4tMm R. Von St:Unen • C • AJt.thuJt &w.ce C. H. Chu.Jtch • Joe HoppVL Vit. T. S. E.Uot * H. M. Clayton Alvan F. Ta.te, Jit. A. K. BW!Mw J. G. Ga.tu P. A. Cla.uton * W. P. Ha.W.da.y F • L. C hJt,i.J, tenbu.Jty Cla.u.de Bell J. s. Allen • John A. Angu.o Cluvtlu M. CJtump • Vit. B. E. Ja.c.ob4 Abe scha.1t6n Robe.Jtt John4on • Bob Voz.i.VL Gu.y BoyVL J. L • Bu.ck.neJt • Joe G. Helm4 * T. Robeltt Acklen J. W. E4te.Jt Bltl.Lc.e W. Ew.Utg J. Bl'..ady W<l.ey E. C. GJt-i..o4om M. M. Hu.ck.a.bee • A. E. Mc.IntyJte • M. W. Bclll!Vt A • B • Ca.lt.teit W. L • Sha.Jt.pe RobeJtt B1town Robe.Jtt L. Iltw.i.n, Jit. c . w. Rfttelmey eJt J. W. C.ia!tke Ph<l. Emvi,{,c.k Jack P. Gof.cU ciun,{,d HM!ty S<mptin4 Noble Ga.tLl.n Hot«titd M. G1tu.be I 4558 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 1967 Title A name given to the resource 1967 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c35e038ede6ae1067f4b78797bfb8b5d.pdf b1c17e378e8ec9ee8deb16fda1dc38c9 PDF Text Text I \ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY scours OF AMERICA 1967 REPORT OF OPERATING COMMITTEES �! I CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1961 A BREAKTHROUGH IN SERVICE It .l4 anti.cl.pated .that CIUc.kMCWJ Counc-U l.\lU..e. eMn .the na.tional 11 8.lf.eak. tlvr.ough Fo.lf. You.th" CWJM.d 60.lf. the tlU.lf.d c.oiuc.c.u.tlve ye.M.. Th.l4 awaJtd ba.1ed on gJWw.th and quaUt y p.1!.og.lf.am ha.I been won eac.h ye.al!. by a ve.lf.y <1mate pvi.c.en .tage 06 .the c.ounc-U.6 tlvr.ou.ghou.t AmC!Uc.a. We Me p.1!.oud to be .ln .th.l4 <1etec..t g.lf.oup. GMw:tli .ln membeMh.lp and un.lt6 ha.I 6M exc.eeded owr. long .lf.ange plan.6. Fund.6 needed 60.lf. <1.ta6 6 and othe.lf. <le.lf.v..lc.u have. been .lnCJtea.1ed .th.lf.Ou.gh .the exc.ete .en.t wotLk 06 hwtd.lf.ed.6 06 dedlc.ated Sc.ou.tCJUi; lwweve1t, the ..lnCJtea<le ha.I not kept po.c.e wUh the .1!.ap..ld membCJUi h.lp g.lf.ow.th. Pe::hap..1 .the mo<1t <1.lgn.£6.lc.o.n.t devetopnen.t 06 .the yeM wa.1 .the c.omplUi.on 06 the new Sc.out Se.lf.v.lc.e Cen.te.lf., Th.l4 new 6acl.U.ty p.1!.ov.ld ed by pnen.t 6wtd.6 ha.I alti.eady .lmp11.oved owr. <1e1tv.lc.u and wUe undoub.tably .lnc..lf.eadeveto .1e OU.If. e66,lc1.en- c.y o6 <I e.lf.v.lc.e 60 .If. many yea.lf..6 to c.ome. The 196 7 .lf.ec.o.lf.d 06 Ch.lc.ka<1w Counc...ll ha.\ been among .the but ..lit owr. .lf.eg.i..on and .the na:Uon. Many 06 owr. ac.c.ompl.l4hmen.t.6 Me .i..ndlc.a.ted .ln .the opP..Jto..t.i..ng c.omm.Utee .1!.epoltt&. We Me g.lf.a.te6u.f. 60.lf. .the wo.lf.k 06 .thueenc..f.0<1ed c.omn.i...t.tee..1 and p1toudly p.1!.Uen.t .the.Vt .lf.ec.o.lf.d o 6 p.1!.0g.lf.U.6. The c.ounc...ll .l4 upecl. atey ..lndeb.ted .to .the 6.lne .ln<1.tl.tu.tlon<1 wlUc.h park.\, tJr.oop6, and po<1.t6, and .the .ln<1.tl.tu.tlonal Jr.ep.lf.Uen.ta.tlvu who <1pon<10Jr. make up .the majo.lf..i...ty 06 OU.If. c.ounc-U membe.l!.<lh.lp. Owr. <1uc.c.u<1 .l4 due .to o. .f.Mge ex.tent to .the <1ple11d.ld c.oopeJr.a.tlon 06 owr. <1pon<10Jr..i..ng .ln<1tltu.tlon<1. We exp1te<1<1 <1..lnc.e.lf.e gJr.a.t.i...tude to eveJr.y Sc.ou.teJr. .ln the c.ounc.U., bec.aU< le .i...t .l4 .tlte dedlc.a.ted -Oe.lf.v.lc.e 06 .thue 5000 men and women who have made owr. -0uc.c.u<1 po<1<1.lble. i.': n \I �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY 1967 SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV OFFICERS P11.uiden;t Vice P11.uiden;t Vice P11.uiden;t S. Shephe.lr.d Tate ]amu H. CMmichael EdwMd M, E6.U.ck • Van H. Kuykenda.Ce. FM.nk W. F.<AhVL • F. c.eyde LambeM: Ru6.6eU PeJt1r.y Mwuw.y Re.Ue!t Eatti. H. Tti.lple:tt Samuel H. May.& Vice P/f.e.&iden;t Vice P/f.e.&ide.n;t Vice P11.e.&iden;t Vice P11.uident Vice P/f.e.&iden:t T/f.eM U/f.e/f. Cotrml.6.&ionVL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Ru.&.seU PeNUJ HVt.b Schmld Neumon TayR.011. V11.. c. v. Hawku Clyde LambeM: Mwuw.y Re.Ue11. EdwMd M. E.&.U.ck Advanc0r1ent Camping & Adlv.ltlu Leade.Mh.lp TM..ln.lng He.a.Uh and Sa6ety Finance 011.gan.lza.t.lon and Ex.ten.&ion Pub.Uc Reta.t.lo n.& VlSTRICT CHAIRMEN Fil.Mk J. Lew.l.6 Andlr.ew M. W11.ay Southea.st Ha,,ic C.d L. Steinkamp EMtVt.n LMJi y /I.le.bun No/f.thwut Eu1ton Call..6on Southwut Mantey Cox Noll.the.a.st N. J. Fo11.d Vick SC/f.ugg.s Ell.nut Ab/f.O n EXECUTIVE BOARV Newton P. Allen Ben.&do11.6 Pattf. 8011.da J. W, 811.akebill A· B. Bucketi.ldge J. T. ChandtVt. John CoopVt. W.u'..Llam C. Cowan v11.. Kyte C11.uon, J11.. Chall.tu M. CIWmp R2v. M.<.ee.en VMneU R,i.ymo nd E. Vickey V-t. Chall.eu L. Vink.ln-6 He~rr.an Fill Emeti.lck John Fabel!. M~on TUvu A. Mankel!. Sam Cen:t/f.at MEMBERS AT LARGE A. A. Floyd W. H. V. Fonu M.lchaet G11.eht HaMy B. GunthVt. R. M. Hunt Robe/f.t L. IIUll.ln, 111.. HeJVty, Loeb, III J. J. Noll.th South Cti.lttenden MMk-6 T. J. McG~e, III J. M. McKn.lg ht Will,lam N. Mo/f.ti.l-6 Geo11.ge P. P~p.s Nick P.ln:tVt. Tommy Powell V11.. Hot.u.-6 Pti.lee Will-lam M. Qu,lnn VII., W.letlam H. Rachel-6 Sam P. Rytand F11.ank Steudtun Alvan F. Tate, JI!.. MaynMd Thomp.son Geo11.ge A. Thoma.son Thoma.& H. Todd, J11.. Will,lam M. Vaughan Clyde R. Wen:tz W.le.Uam K. Wut, ]II., VII.. Wendell Wh.ltterno11.e Vanden J. Willey W. C. Wo66011.d AVVZSORY COUNCIL Ed Vat.st/f.Om W. L. ShMpe R. V. FuUVt. Abe SchM66 F. T. ThayVt., J11.. �COMMISSIONER STAFF Samuel'. H. May.s, Cou.ncU Comni.6.s.<.oneJr. We 6ee£ that the comn.t.s.s.<.onett.s 06 the councU have e66ected a Jr.ea£ l>ILeakthMugh .<.n un.l.t .svr.v.lce. We 6ee£ con6.i.dent that 6oJr. the t~d con.secttt.<.ve yeaJr. 95% 06 the un.lt6 w,LU Jr.eJr.eg.<..steJr.. We be£.<.eve .that thue Mne necoJr.cl.6 weJr.e contn.<.buted to by - good Jr.ound.tablu .<.n each pha.se 06 the Scout.<.ng pJtogJr.am bung conducted .<.n each d.<..sth..<.ct, .s y.stema.tic and Jr.egu.f.M v.<..s.U.S wUh un.lt6 .thJr.oughout the yeaJr., cto.s e. coopenat.<.on and coond.<.nat.<.on wUh ongan.<.za.tion and ex.ten.s.<.on peMonnd .<.n the chaJr..teJr. Jr.enewat p11.oce.M. The comni.6.s.<.onen .sta66 ha.s played a vUat Jr.ole .<.n the ReCJr.ttU 06 the Month pir.ogJr.am. Oven 190 u.nffi Jr.ece.<.ved Jr.ecogn.l.Uon 6oJr. gMwth by 1t.eCJr.uU.<.ng ught OJr. moJr.e boy.S dUJr..<.ng the 6.i.Mt Ught month.I On .the yeaJr.. On School N.i.gh,t 601t. Scou.:Ung a comni.6.s.lonen wa.s at eveny demen.tMy .school to cMJr.y out .spee.<. 0.<.c 6unct.<.on.s and to aJ>.s.<..st .<.n any way needed. The. comm.<.!i.s.<.oneJL.s have M.s.<..ste.d .<.n ne.ce.s.sMy 60.elow-up to .<.n.sUJt.e. .that each boy pJr.e.sen.t at School N.lght .<..s placed .<.n a Scou.t.<.ng unU. Un.<..t anaty.s.<..s have been conducted 0oJr. ove.Jr. 385 un.lt6 wUh a quaJr..te.Jr.ly Jt.ev.<.ew bung conducted a.s a 60.elow-up. We 6ee£ that tMI> hM been veJr.y hdp6ul .<.n the .<.mpMv.lng 06 un.<..t opeJr.at.<.on and the quaU.ty 06 pJr.ogJr.am that In y.1; Jr.ecuv e.. Boy.s' L.i.6e. .<..s accepted a.s a Jr.ea£ paJr..t 06 the. Scout.<.ng pnogJr.am and we. M comni.61;.<.oneM have pJr.omoted Boy.s' U6e on .tM.s ba.s.<..s. Ovvr. 9400 boyli now .sub.seJr..<.be to Boy.s' L.l6e. An annual comni.6.s.<.oneM con6e.1t.ence WM hdd .lit late AugU6t at the new Scout Se.Jt.v.lce Cen.ten. Po.<.n.U 06 empha.s.<..s 6oJr. the 6aU we.ne d.<..scu.s.sed aeong w.lth tJr.a.<.Mng techn.lque.s and know-how. �ADVANCEMENT COMM17TEE Ru.ueU PeJtlt.y, ChcWiman Scouting ta.ku a.ccou.n.t o6 the bcuic dubi.e to achieve a.nd to be 1r.ecogrtized. The pa.tteJUt 60Jr. achieving 4ta.tu.6 i4 gea.1r.ed, in ea.ch phcue 06 the p1tog1tam, to the a.ctivu.lu and in.te.Jte.4t4 tha.t appeal to the boy o6 tha.t a.g e a.nd to the na..twi.e o6 the gMu.p who4 e op~ n i4 .impoltta.n.t .to h.im. The p.ta.n involve.4 a. 4y4tem 06 1tecognu.lon4 oOlt achievement w.lth• in the 61tamewo1tk 06 the pJr.OgJr.am. The 1r.ecogn.lt.lon plan help4 to a..ttlra.c.t boy4 to Scouting a.nd 4.tilnuR.a.te pa.Jt.ticipa..tion in a. well 1r.ou.nded Scouting expeltience by a.ppea..eing to the.bi. na.tulta..e dubi.e to achieve and to be 1r.ecogrtized. It meaAWte4 the ex.tent to which a. boy ha.4 been help6uUY guided th/tough the 4ucce44ive 4ta.gu 06 a. Scou.t<.ng expeltience and the 4u.ccu4 06 .the u.n.lt in 4.tilnu.la.ting boy in.te.Jte.4.t and encou.Jta.ging pMgll.U4ive pa.Jt.ticipa.tion in .the p1tog1r.am. Ove1r. 120 Ea.glu pa.Jt.ticipa.ted in Eagle RecogM.t-lon Va.y. Acfml.lta.l Tu..ttee 4e1tve.d cu Eagle Va.y cha..U1man. Activ.ltie.4 began a.t the Ma.yo II.'" o6t)ice and the. da.y WM 4pen.t w.lth key pelt4on4 in va.Mou.l> p1to{ie.44ion& 4eltving a& 4pon&oM and clo4ed w.lth a. banquet honoll.ing tho4e who ha.d 11.eceived the Eagle awa11.d du.lting 1965. In the. 6-lMt .ten mon.t:M 06 thi4 yeM 5403 boy& ha.ve a.dva.nced one 1ta.nk and by .the cto&e o6 the yeM ovelt 6, 000 boy4 wlU ha.ve been 1tecogrtized 6011. the.bi. a.chieve.me.n.t. The cou.nci.e con.tinu.e.4 to be a. le.a.de1t in .the nation 601t the numbe1t 06 boy4 who ha.ve ea.11.ned .the 1r.eUgioU1> awa11.d 06 .the.bi. 0a..lth. One hu.ndlted 4e.venty-thltee a.wait.di> have been p11.uen.ted to da.te. �CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Hell.b Sc.hm.ld, Cha.Urman N.lneteen hwidlted and .6.lx.ty-.6even ha..6 been a. glr.eat ye.alt 6011. camping and ac..t.lv.ltlu .ln Ch.i.c.ka.6aLlJ Counc..le. Pa.Jttlc..lpa.tion ha..6 been good a.nl muc.h wo1r.k ha..6 been done .ln .lmp1r.ov.lng oa1r. c.amp.lng 6a.c..le.ltlu. The c.amp.lng and a.c..t.lv.ltlu committee .l.6 ve1r.y g1r.ate6u£. :to a.U .the vo.ewtteelr..6 who wolr.ked .60 hMd :to ma.ke .th.l.6 po.6.6.lbte. The Sc.out Show pa.Jttlc..lpat.lon 11!'.t.6 tltemendoU.6 w.i..th a :to.ta.£. 06 227 wi.<..u pa.Jttlc..lpat.lng. Ptan.6 Me we.i.t undfl}(J))Cty 6011. .the 1968 .6how. The c.amp.lng and ac..t.lv.ltlu committee .l.6 wo1r.k.lng hMd .e.ln.lng up .the c.ap.l.t a .e 6und p1r.o j ec.t.6 .that Me .to be c.ompte.ted .ln 196 8. We Me ve11.y g1r.ate6u£. .to a.et c.ontlt.lbu.toM who ha.ve made .the 6und.6 a.va.l.ea.b.ee .60 the& pltO jec:U c.an be c.ompte.ted. To .6how .the tltemendoU.6 gMw.th .ln c.amp.lng and ac..t.lv.ltle.6 .ln 1961 we woutd Uke .to g.lve you the compMa.t.lve 6.lga1r.u 6011. 1965, 1966 and 1961: Ind.lv.ldual Sc.ou.t4 t'Ji.th a tong teJUn c.amp.lng -1966 -1967 -1965 1705 2191 2343 V.l66e1r.en.t wi.U:.6 w.lth a tong .te11m c.amp.lng 109 122 120 Un.it .eea.delr..6 at.tend.lng .eo ng .teJtm c.amp.lng 309 393 415 35 27 74 Sc.out Show pa.Jttlc..lpa.n.t.6 6358 7825 8500 N.lne d.l.6.tlr..lc.t c.ampo1r.eu 2000 2932 3400 Nat.lona..e Camp.lng Awa.11.d We know .that g1r.eat .th.lngll Me a.head 6011. Ull .ln oUlr. c.amp.lng and a.c..t.lv .l • .«u p1r.og11am 6011. Ch.i.c.ka!iaLlJ Cowic..le. We Me glr.ate6u£. 6011. .the .6uppolr.t 11.ec.e.lved 6Mm eve1r.y Sc.outelr. and eve1r.y .ln.6.tltu.t.lon. �FINANCE COMMITTEE F. Ci.yde Lambe.Jvt:, Cha.llunan 1967 ha.1 been a yeM 06 git.eat 6-{.nanci.a.t a.c.c.ompllohment4 601t. .the c.ounc.U. CoUec.:tloM on c.ap.i.:tae. 0und pledget> have been good and 6und.\ 1t.e~.e.lved 601t. .the ope1t.atlng budget have been g1t.eatey .lnc.1t.ea.1ed. An opelt.atlng budget 06 $196,000 ~ adopted 001t. the yeM and 1t.educ.ed to $190,000 dUl!-lng the yeM. A budget 06 $230,000 ha.1 been applt.oved fiolt. 1968 and ptaM Me weU undeJtWay 001t. a .6U6tcWUng membelt..6klp eMotemen.t pMg/t.am .that wl.U plt.Ov.lde that polt..t.lon 06 .th.l.6 budget wh.lc.h c.anno.t be a.Uoc.a.ted by OU/!. un.l.ted 61.tnd. Th.l.6 .lnc.Jt.eMed budget wl.U .lnc.£.ude exw pandc.d .6ta66 and .6elt.v.lc.et> to enable a c.on.t.lnued git.ow.th .ln the c.ounc..ll. Inc.1t.ea.1u .ln alloc.a.tlon.6 have been g.lven ea.c.h yeM by Shelby Un.l.ted Ne.lghbolt..6 and we Me g1t.a.te 0u.e 001t. U.6 .6uppolt..t 06 .the Sc.ou..t.llig p1t.og1t.am. The c.ounc..ll .l.6 .lndeb.ted .to .tho.6e who gave and to .the hundlt.ed.\ 06 Sc.o!delt..6 who Wo1t.k.ed .60 cUUgen.t.ey .ln plt.ov.ld.lng the 6und6 wh.lc.h have enw a.bled .the c.owic..ll .to c.ctltlt.Y out an ou.t.6.tand.lng p1t.Og1t.am 06 .6e1t.v.lc.e .to a g1t.ea:tly .lnc.1t.ea.1 ed mcrnbelt..6 h.lp. �HEALTH ANO SAFETY COMMITTEE ChcWr.ma.n V11.. C. V. Hawku , YoWr. health and tia 0ety comnlttee hM a 11.upori.6.i.b.U.Uy w.lth. the camp.llig and a.c.:tlv-Ulu commlttee :t.o wo1t.k c.f.oti eR.y :t.o -ln6Wr.e that adequate meMWr.eA o0 health and tia0ety Me a£wa.y.ri mabi.ta.<.ned. We encoWr.age. eve!t.!f Scout :t.o have a phy.ri.<.cae e.xam.lnatlon .rio h.<.ti Scout- mMteJt. can have a. 11.eco1t.d 06 h.<.ti he.aeth h.<.tito1t.y and phyti.<.cae cond-Ulon. F.i.Mt a.i.d .llititltu.c.:tlon hM been emphM.i.zed .llititltu.c..tlon ca.ll.lt..led out .<.n motit d.i.ti,t/r,ldti. .<.n tlt.oopti and wa.telt. tia. 0ety Sa.6ety hM been emphCl.1>.i.zed .<.n ail. ac.:tlviliu • The. 0a.c.uu.<.u 06 oWr. camp.ri we1t.e .i.n6per.ted and 11.e.comme.ndatlori.6 601t. :t.o .riee .rio many o0 thue 1t.ecomne.n- .i.mp1t.ovementti we1t.e ma.de. We Me pleMed da.tlon6 complr.ted. campe.lt.() we1t.e 11.equ.llr.ed to have p11.e.-camp phyti.<.cae exa.m.i.natlon6 AU and phyti.<.cae 1t.echecll.ti we1t.e. g.i.ve.n by doc:t.oll.() :t.o each campe1t. when he. Mlt..i.ved at camp. The quall.te.lt.() 0011. camp 1t.u.i.dent phyti.i.cM:Yl.6 at Kamp K.i.a K.i.ma have. been glt.eo.tly .i.mp1t.oved and doc:t.o11ti have been p1t.ov.i.ded 6011. ea.ch week o0 camp. The hea.Uh and tia6ety commlttee w.lU continue. lt.I e00 o/f.t6 to ma.<.nta..i.n pit.ope.It. .rita.ndalt.dti o0 heaeth. and .ria.0ety. �LEAOERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE Neuman Taylo1r., ChcUJiman It l6 appMent :that 6011. max-imum e06ectivene&.& ht .&uc.h an .impoMan:t :taAk ct6 :tluU.Ung boy.& 6011. good c.hM.ac.:teJt, cltlzeMhlp, and phy.&.lc.al 6line&.&, :the tlr.a.&t.lng o ~ leadeM l6 e&.&entlal. TheJte l6 no .&ub.&:t.l:tu.:te 6011. an adequate undeM.tand.lng o6 :the ai.m-6 and method.& o6 Sc.outlng 6011. .& /UU. .i.n :the Me o6 Sc.outlng :tec.hn.lquu. It l6 OM 11.e&poM.i.b.lU:ty :to b~ng :th.i.6 :tluUn.lng to :tho.&e e~Mted wlth :the wk.& 06 molcU.ng the .Uve& 06 boy.&. The leadeMhlp tJr.a.ln.&tg comm.ltteu have conducted oveJt 225 tJr.a.&t.lng expruence& dwcing the yeM ~ghtg ~om boy levee to un.lt teade1t levee and .&pec..lal.i.zed tlr.a.&t.lng expruenc.u. 18 Scou:teM and :the« 6am.i.Uu pM:t.lc..lpated ht v~oM tJr.a.ln.&tg eiq:JeJLienm.& at the Votun.teeJt T1r.a.ln.lng Cen.teJt at Phltmont Sc.out Ranch. Foun addltlonal men took pMt ht the 11.eg.i.onal Wood Badge coun.&e thl6 .&wnmeJt. Biu.ed upon tlr.a.ln.lng expruencu a.nd pe.n 0011ma.nc.e 48 :tluUn.&tg awM.d.& have been p!te&ented th.i.6 yeM to date to un.lt c.ommltteemen, Oen MotheM a.nd un.lt teadeM. We hope thl6 tlr.end 06 11.ecogn.lt.lon wiU c.cntlnue to .imp1r.ove. A :tluUn.&tg 06 :tluUneM 011. a. "T" Man'.& con 0e1tence tlU6 conducted. Oven 40 people took pM:t .i.n thl6 expruence. Th.i.6 .&houtd p1r.ov.lde M wUh a .&ound nudeM to bu.i.td Mound .ln deveeophtg adequate :tluUn.lng peMonnee ,in ea.ch dL\tlr..lc.:t. ~JUh :the taunchlng 06 the new -imp1r.oved Cttb Sc.ou;Ung p1r.og1r.am we have pha.&ed cut otd vl6uat a.ld.& and now have :the new vl6ual a.ld.& co 1tduc:t the new tJr.a.ln.&tg expruencc& • on hand needed :to We wl6h to explr.e&.& oM app1r.ec..la:tlon to a.U 6011. :the« e00 ow ht ma.tung tlr.a.ln.&tg not only ava.Uabte but a 11.eat.i.:ty 6011. OM many 6.lne votun.tee1r. Scoutelr.-6 th!r.oughout :the counc.lt. �ORGANIZATION ANV EXTENSION COMMITTEE MWl.llay Re.lte.11., Cha..Vutlan Chicluu.aw CouncU. con:Unuu :to bll.eak.:thtwugh :to malte Scou.tlng ct 11.ea.U:ty :to ct g11.e.a.te.11. pe.11.cen:tage 06 avaUab.ee boy6. We now have the g11.ea.:tut numbe.11. 06 un.U:I. .in :the councll'.1> hi6to11.y, and cou.ed c.eo.1>e :the yea11. w.lth c.eo.1> e :to ct 1, 000 boy get.in. The. CJi.ecllt 6011. thi6 gll.e.a.t pll.Oglt.11.66 mU./>t be. g.lven to .the velt.y ctctlve d.l6:tli.lct 011.gan.lzatlon and exten6.lon cotrnli.tte.u, comn.U6.lone.11. .1>.ta6 66 .in each d.l6:tli.lct and to o:the11. ltey .indlv.lctua.e.6 who he.eped 011.gan.lze. new unltl. 011. a66.l6:ted .ln 11.echall..telt..lng dlt.opped un.iM. Se.velt.a.t 6ac:tolt6 Me .invo.eved .in :th.l6 .eMge. membelt6hip g11.ow.th. The "Re.Clt.UU 06 :the Month" p.ean Wa6 U6ed :the 6(M.t e..lgh.t month6 06 :the yeM and :the "Fall Roundup" .l6 be.lng U6ed the .ealJt 60U11. month6. The mo6t hnpolt..tant .t..lng.ee 6ac:to11. wou.ed be :the ve.11.y .t.uccu.t. 6ul Schoo.e N.lgh:t pltOglt.am that WM we..e.e 011.gan.lzed and ht6p.llt.ed by Shelt..l66 8.lU Moll.lt..l6. TM.6 .t..ing.ee n.lgh:t e66olt.t bltough.t .ln 2055 boy.t.. GOAL I 0-31-66 12-31-66 10-31-61 12-31-67 Nt.H), j' ~·:;:· I<[ 6 12,969 14,115 13,831 15,033 !1t;-? :LS New un.iM 6011. yeM 62 11 53 15 r;,, c V1t0pped un.iM 33 21 34 25 ";; ~'f 486 513 532 560 ·If ~I 1011 8226 7682 c;f/,,9270 ··/lf"; To.tae Boy Membelt6hip To.tae un.iM Boy.t.' U6e Sub.t.cll.lpt.lon.t. A.e.though we Me ;t;wo yeaJt.A a.head .in oUlt. .eong 11.ange p.ean 6011. 11.eaching boy.t. w.lth the Scouting p11.og11.am, the.11.e .t.ti.U 11.emct.in.6 a git.eat cha.e.eenge. and a g11.eat oppolt.tun.l:ty. We 6ee.e that we w.lU. 11.each the 11.eg.lona..e avrvr.age 06 19% 06 the aviU.eabC.e boy.t. be.lng .t.e.11.ved. The nat.lona..e ave/Lage .l6 25i, .t.o we have a job ahead 06 U.6 :to 11.e.ach the nat.lona..e ave.11.age. In the pa6t :thlr.e.e yea/1.4 we have. .lne11.ea1Jed &'tom 14% :to ove.11. 19%. 1 7 ') '{) �PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Edwa11.d M, E.6Uci?,, Cha.iJ1ma.n The public 11.ef.a.tlon6 cotmtlttee ha..6 .WO pub.e.le.6 to .ln6011m about Scou..tlng ac;U.v.ltlu - .the Scoutlng pub.lie and the geneJt.al. public. To U6e. public 11.e- .f.atloM teron.lno.f.ogy - .lnteJUta.f. and e.xte11.na.f. public 11.ef.a.,ti.on.6. Ou.ff. ht:te11.na.f. public 11.eea.tloli6 WM h.lghlighted by a numbeJt. o6 ou.Utand- .lng event.6 - a.nnua.f. counc.l.f. banquet, c/.U.t«et banquet.6, Eag.ee Vay, Schoo£. N.lght and Scout Show. The ch.le 0 too£. 6011. .lnte11.na.f. pubUcUy WM Ou.ff. counc.l.f. pape11., Smoke S.lgna.f..6. Th.l.6 papeJt. WM 6.lnanc.ed by oU/f. c/.U.t«bu..toff..6 and otheJt. 611..le.nd.6 o6 Sc.outlng. Ou.ff. ex.te11.na.f. pubUc. 11.ef.at.loiu Wa.6 hef.ped by the ou.Utand.lng publicUy g.lven U6 by a.f..f. .the. new.6 med.la - new.6papw, 11.ad.lo, and tef.e.v.l.6.lon. We w.Uh to .thank. a.f..f. new6 med.la 6011. the wonde1t6u.f. coveJt.age. 06 .the. 6oUow.lng event.61 Scou..t Week. Ea.g.f.e Va.y Scou..t Show Se11.v.lc.e Cente/I. Ved.lc.at.lon Schoo£. N.lght �HIGHLIGHTS OF 1967 COUNCIL PROGRAM FEBRUARY Boy Sc.out We.e.k. Ea.g.f.e. Scout Va.y - 12 O Ea.gle. ScoU-U 1te.cognlze.d. Council Re.cogn.ltlon V.lnne.lt Council 1te.cclve.d "B1tea.f<tlvr.ough Folt You.th" Awo.Jui 61tom Reg.lona.l Cha.Vuna.n A. L. Jung, J1t. SUve.1t Be.a.veJt AwMd!; p1tue.n.te.d MARCH Con&tltuetlon be.ga.n on new Scout Se.1tv.lc<>. Ce.nte.1t. SUAtaJ.nlng membeMhlp e.n1taUme.nt la.unche.d. Council Scout Show - 8500 ScoU-U pMt.lupa.:ted. APRIL VMitlt-lct Campo1teu - 3400 Scou;U pMt.lclpate.d. JUNE - JULY - AUGUST Executlve BoMd mee.tlng a.:t Kamp K.la. K-lma.. Camp a.ttenda.nce - 2400 d-l66e1te.nt ScoU-U a.ttended .lnclud-lng Scou;U 61tom Ea.<1te.1tn Altkanoa4 Council. SEPTEMBER School N.lght 601t Scoutlng held 601t thlltd conoecutlve ye.AA. new boy4 1tee1tu-lt:ed. 2055 OCTOBER ChlckMaw Scou.teM pMt.lupated hi Reg.lon F.lve. Annual Me.ctlng at U.tfte Rock. Council 1tecclve.d awa1td!, 601t "B1te.akthltough Falt Youth" g1towth, L0Jr.JL.lf.a1td Spence.It T1tophy, and Boy4' U6e.. Ve.d-lca.tlon 06 new Scout Se.1tv.lce. Cente.lt. NOVEMBER Council 11.e.achu new lt.lgh .ln membeMlt.lp, ul1AM, and Boy4 1 L.l6e.. � 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 I \ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY scours OF AMERICA 1967 REPORT OF OPERATING COMMITTEES ! I i.': n \I CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1961 A BREAKTHROUGH IN SERVICE It .l4 anti.cl.pated .that CIUc.kMCWJ Counc-U l.\lU..e. eMn .the na.tional 11 8.lf.eak.tlvr.ough Fo.lf. You.th" CWJM.d 60.lf. the tlU.lf.d c.oiuc.c.u.tlve ye.M.. Th.l4 awaJtd ba.1ed on gJWw.th and quaUty p.1!.og.lf.am ha.I been won eac.h ye.al!. by a ve.lf.y <1mate pvi.c.en.tage 06 .the c.ounc-U.6 tlvr.ou.ghou.t AmC!Uc.a. We Me p.1!.oud to be .ln .th.l4 <1etec..t g.lf.oup. GMw:tli .ln membeMh.lp and un.lt6 ha.I 6M exc.eeded owr. long .lf.ange plan.6. Fund.6 needed 60.lf. <1.ta6 6 and othe.lf. <le.lf.v..lc.u have. been .lnCJtea.1ed .th.lf.Ou.gh .the exc.ete.en.t wotLk 06 hwtd.lf.ed.6 06 dedlc.ated Sc.ou.tCJUi; lwweve1t, the ..lnCJtea<le ha.I not kept po.c.e wUh the .1!.ap..ld membCJUi h.lp g.lf.ow.th. Pe::hap..1 .the mo<1t <1.lgn.£6.lc.o.n.t devetopnen.t 06 .the yeM wa.1 .the c.omplUi.on 06 the new Sc.out Se.lf.v.lc.e Cen.te.lf., Th.l4 new 6acl.U.ty p.1!.ov.lded by devetopnen.t 6wtd.6 ha.I alti.eady .lmp11.oved owr. <1e1tv.lc.u and wUe undoub.tably .lnc..lf.ea.1e OU.If. e66,lc1.enc. y o 6 <I e.lf.v.lc.e 60 .If. many yea.lf..6 to c.ome. The 196 7 .lf.ec.o.lf.d 06 Ch.lc.ka<1w Counc...ll ha.\ been among .the but ..lit owr. .lf.eg.i..on and .the na:Uon. Many 06 owr. ac.c.ompl.l4hmen.t.6 Me .i..ndlc.a.ted .ln .the enc..f.0<1ed opP..Jto..t.i..ng c.omm.Utee .1!.epoltt&. We Me g.lf.a.te6u.f. 60.lf. .the wo.lf.k 06 .thue c.omn.i...t. tee..1 and p1toudly p.1!.Uen.t .the.Vt .lf.ec.o.lf.d o 6 p.1!.0g.lf.U.6. The c.ounc...ll .l4 upecl.atey ..lndeb.ted .to .the 6.lne .ln<1.tl.tu.tlon<1 wlUc.h <1pon<10Jr. park.\, tJr.oop6, and po<1.t6, and .the .ln<1.tl.tu.tlonal Jr.ep.lf.Uen.ta.tlvu who make up .the majo.lf..i...ty 06 OU.If. c.ounc-U membe.l!.<lh.lp. Owr. <1uc.c.u<1 .l4 due .to o. .f.Mge ex.tent to .the <1ple11d.ld c.oopeJr.a.tlon 06 owr. <1pon<10Jr..i..ng .ln<1tltu.tlon<1. We exp1te<1<1 <1..lnc.e.lf.e gJr.a.t.i...tude to eveJr.y Sc.ou.teJr. .ln the c.ounc.U., bec.aU<le .i...t .l4 .tlte dedlc.a.ted -Oe.lf.v.lc.e 06 .thue 5000 men and women who have made owr. -0uc.c.u<1 po<1<1.lble. Andlr.ew M. W11.ay CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 1967 OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV OFFICERS S. Shephe.lr.d Tate ]amu H. CMmichael - EdwMd M, E6.U.ck • Van H. Kuykenda.Ce. FM.nk W. F.<AhVL • F. c.eyde LambeM: - Ru6.6eU PeJt1r.y Mwuw.y Re.Ue!t Eatti. H. Tti.lple:tt Samuel H. May.& P11.uiden;t Vice P11.uiden;t Vice P11.uiden;t Vice P/f.e.&iden;t Vice P/f.e.&ide.n;t Vice P11.e.&iden;t Vice P11.uident Vice P/f.e.&iden:t T /f.eM U/f.e/f. Cotrml.6.&ionVL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Ru.&.seU PeNUJ HVt.b Schmld Neumon TayR.011. V11.. c. v. Hawku Clyde LambeM: Mwuw.y Re.Ue11. EdwMd M. E.&.U.ck Advanc0r1ent Camping & Adlv.ltlu Leade.Mh.lp TM..ln.lng He.a.Uh and Sa6ety Finance 011.gan.lza.t.lon and Ex.ten.&ion Pub.Uc Reta.t.lo n.& VlSTRICT CHAIRMEN Ha,,ic C.d L. Steinkamp LMJi y /I.le.bun Southea.st EMtVt.n No/f.thwut Southwut Noll.the.a.st Fil.Mk J. Lew.l.6 N. J. Fo11.d Vick SC/f.ugg.s Ell.nut Ab/f.O n Noll.th South Cti.lttenden Eu1ton Call..6on Cen:t/f.at Mantey Cox Newton P. Allen He~rr.an Ben.&do11.6 Pattf. 8011.da J. W, 811.akebill A· B. Bucketi.ldge J. T. ChandtVt. John CoopVt. W.u'..Llam C. Cowan v11.. Kyte C11.uon, J11.. Chall.tu M. CIWmp R2v. M.<.ee.en VMneU R,i.ymo nd E. Vickey V-t. Chall.eu L. Vink.ln-6 Fill Emeti.lck John Fabel!. Ed Vat.st/f.Om W. L. ShMpe EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS AT LARGE A. A. Floyd W. H. V. Fonu M.lchaet G11.eht HaMy B. GunthVt. R. M. Hunt Robe/f.t L. IIUll.ln, 111.. HeJVty, Loeb, III J. J. M~on TUvu A. Mankel!. Sam MMk-6 T. J. McG~e, III J. M. Mc Kn.lg ht Will,lam N. Mo/f.ti.l-6 Geo11.ge P. P~p.s Nick P.l n:tVt. Tommy Powell AVVZSORY COUNCIL R. V. FuUVt. V11.. Hot.u.-6 P ti.lee Will-lam M. Qu,lnn VII., W.letlam H. Rachel-6 Sam P. Rytand F11.ank Steudtun Alvan F. Tate, JI!.. MaynMd Thomp.son Geo11.ge A. Thoma.son Thoma.& H. Todd, J11.. Will,lam M. Vaughan Clyde R. Wen:tz W.le.Uam K. Wut, ]II., VII.. Wendell Wh.ltterno11.e Vanden J. Willey W. C. Wo66011.d Abe SchM66 F. T. ThayVt., J11.. COMMISSIONER STAFF Samuel'. H. May.s, Cou.ncU Comni.6.s.<.oneJr. We 6ee£ that the comn.t.s.s.<.onett.s 06 the councU have e66ected a Jr.ea£ l>ILeakthMugh .<.n un.l.t .svr.v.lce. We 6ee£ con6.i.dent that 6oJr. the t~d con.secttt.<.ve yeaJr. 95% 06 the un.lt6 w,LU Jr.eJr.eg.<..steJr.. We be£.<.eve .that thue Mne necoJr.cl.6 weJr.e contn.<.buted to by - good Jr.ound.tablu .<.n each pha.se 06 the Scout.<.ng pJtogJr.am bung conducted .<.n each d.<..sth..<.ct, .s y.stema.tic and Jr.egu.f.M v.<..s.U.S wUh un.lt6 .thJr.oughout the yeaJr., cto.s e. coopenat.<.on and coond.<.nat.<.on wUh ongan.<.za.tion and ex.ten.s.<.on peMonnd .<.n the chaJr..teJr. Jr.enewat p11.oce.M. The comni.6.s.<.onen .sta66 ha.s played a vUat Jr.ole .<.n the ReCJr.ttU 06 the Month pir.ogJr.am. Oven 190 u.nffi Jr.ece.<.ved Jr.ecogn.l.Uon 6oJr. gMwth by 1t.eCJr.uU.<.ng ught OJr. moJr.e boy.S dUJr..<.ng the 6.i.Mt Ught month.I On .the yeaJr.. On School N.i.gh,t 601t. Scou.:Ung a comni.6.s.lonen wa.s at eveny demen.tMy .school to cMJr.y out .spee.<. 0.<.c 6unct.<.on.s and to aJ>.s.<..st .<.n any way needed. The. comm.<.! i.s.<.oneJL.s have M.s.<..ste.d .<.n ne.ce.s.sMy 60.elow-up to .<.n.sUJt.e. .that each boy pJr.e.sen.t at School N.lght .<..s placed .<.n a Scou.t.<.ng unU. Un.<..t anaty.s.<..s have been conducted 0oJr. ove.Jr. 385 un.lt6 wUh a quaJr..te.Jr.ly Jt.ev.<. ew bung conducted a.s a 60.elow-up. We 6ee£ that tMI> hM been veJr.y hdp6ul .<.n the .<.mpMv.lng 06 un.<..t opeJr.at.<.on and the quaU.ty 06 pJr.ogJr.am that In y.1; Jr.ecuv e.. Boy.s' L.i.6e. .<..s accepted a.s a Jr.ea£ paJr..t 06 the. Scout.<.ng pnogJr.am and we. M comni.61;.<.oneM have pJr.omoted Boy.s' U6e on .tM.s ba.s.<..s. Ovvr. 9400 boyli now .sub.seJr..<.be to Boy.s' L.l6e. An annual comni.6.s.<.oneM con6e.1t.ence WM hdd .lit late AugU6t at the new Scout Se.Jt.v.lce Cen.ten. Po.<.n.U 06 empha.s.<..s 6oJr. the 6aU we.ne d.<..scu.s.sed aeong w.lth tJr.a.<.Mng techn.lque.s and know-how. ADVANCEMENT COMM17TEE Ru.ueU PeJtlt.y, ChcWiman Scouting ta.ku a.ccou.n.t o 6 the bcuic dubi.e to achieve a.nd to be 1r.ecogrtized. The pa.tteJUt 60Jr. achieving 4ta.tu.6 i4 gea.1r.ed, in ea.ch phcue 06 the p1tog1tam, to the a.ctivu.lu and in.te.Jte.4t4 tha.t appeal to the boy o 6 tha.t a.g e a.nd to the na..twi.e o 6 the gMu.p who4 e op~ n i4 .impoltta.n.t .to h.im. The p.ta.n involve.4 a. 4y4tem 06 1tecognu.lon4 oOlt achievement w.lth• in the 61tamewo1tk 06 the pJr.OgJr.am. The 1r.ecogn.lt.lon plan help4 to a..ttlra.c.t boy4 to Scouting a.nd 4.tilnuR.a.te pa.Jt.ticipa..tion in a. well 1r.ou.nded Scouting expeltience by a.ppea..eing to the.bi. na.tulta..e dubi.e to achieve and to be 1r.ecogrtized. It meaAWte4 the ex.tent to which a. boy ha.4 been help6uUY guided th/tough the 4ucce44ive 4ta.gu 06 a. Scou.t<.ng expeltience and the 4u.ccu4 06 .the u.n.lt in 4.tilnu.la. ting boy in.te.Jte.4.t and encou.Jta.ging pMgll.U4ive pa.Jt.ticipa.tion in .the p1tog1r.am. Ove1r. 120 Ea.glu pa.Jt.ticipa.ted in Eagle RecogM.t-lon Va.y. Acfml.lta.l Tu..ttee 4 e1tve.d cu Eagle Va.y cha..U1man. Activ.ltie.4 began a.t the Ma.yo II.'" o 6 t)ice and the. da.y WM 4pen.t w.lth key pelt4on4 in va.Mou.l> p1to{ie.44ion& 4eltving a& 4pon&oM and clo4ed w.lth a. banquet honoll.ing tho4e who ha.d 11.eceived the Eagle awa11.d du.lting 1965. In the. 6-lMt .ten mon.t:M 06 thi4 yeM 5403 boy& ha.ve a.dva.nced one 1ta.nk and by .the cto&e o 6 the yeM ovelt 6, 000 boy4 wlU ha.ve been 1tecogrtized 6011. the.bi. a.chieve.me.n.t. The cou.nci.e con.tinu.e.4 to be a. le.a.de1t in .the nation 601t the numbe1t 06 boy4 who ha.ve ea.11.ned .the 1r.eUgioU1> awa11.d 06 .the.bi. 0a..lth. One hu.ndlted 4e.venty-thltee a.wait.di> have been p11.uen.ted to da.te. CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Hell.b Sc.hm.ld, Cha.Urman N.lneteen hwidlted and .6.lx.ty-.6even ha..6 been a. glr.eat ye.alt 6011. camping and ac..t.lv.ltlu .ln Ch.i.c.ka.6aLlJ Counc..le. Pa.Jttlc..lpa.tion ha..6 been good a.nl muc.h wo1r.k ha..6 been done .ln .lmp1r.ov.lng oa1r. c.amp.lng 6a.c..le.ltlu. The c.amp.lng and a.c..t.lv.ltlu committee .l.6 ve1r.y g1r.ate6u£. :to a.U .the vo.ewtteelr..6 who wolr.ked .60 hMd :to ma.ke .th.l.6 po.6.6.lbte. The Sc.out Show pa.Jttlc..lpat.lon 11!'.t.6 tltemendoU.6 w.i..th a :to.ta.£. 06 227 wi.<..u pa.Jttlc..lpat.lng. Ptan.6 Me we.i.t undfl}(J))Cty 6011. .the 1968 .6how. The c.amp. lng and ac..t.lv.ltlu committee .l.6 wo1r.k.lng hMd .e.ln.lng up .the c.ap.l.t a .e 6und p1r.o j ec.t.6 .that Me .to be c.ompte.ted .ln 196 8. We Me ve11.y g1r.ate6u£. .to a.et c.ontlt.lbu.toM who ha.ve made .the 6und.6 a.va.l.ea.b.ee .60 the& pltO jec:U c.an be c.ompte.ted. To .6how .the tltemendoU.6 gMw.th .ln c.amp.lng and ac.. t.lv.ltle.6 .ln 1961 we woutd Uke .to g.lve you the compMa.t.lve 6.lga1r.u 6011. 1965, 1966 and 1961: -1965 -1966 -1967 Ind.lv.ldual Sc.ou.t4 t'Ji.th a tong teJUn c.amp.lng 1705 2191 2343 V.l66e1r.en.t wi.U:.6 w.lth a tong .te11m c.amp.lng 109 122 120 Un.it .eea.delr..6 at.tend.lng .eo ng .teJtm c.amp.lng 309 393 415 Nat.lona..e Camp.lng Awa.11.d 35 27 74 Sc.out Show pa.Jttlc..lpa.n.t.6 6358 7825 8500 N.lne d.l.6.tlr..lc.t c.ampo1r.eu 2000 2932 3400 We know .that g1r.eat .th.lngll Me a.head 6011. Ull .ln oUlr. c.amp.lng and a.c..t.lv .l • .«u p1r.og11am 6011. Ch.i.c.ka!iaLlJ Cowic..le. We Me glr.ate6u£. 6011. .the .6uppolr.t 11.ec.e.lved 6Mm eve1r.y Sc.outelr. and eve1r.y .ln.6.tltu.t.lon. FINANCE COMMITTEE F. Ci.yde Lambe.Jvt:, Cha.llunan 1967 ha.1 been a yeM 06 git.eat 6-{.nanci.a.t a.c.c.ompllohment4 601t. .the c.ounc.U. CoUec.:tloM on c.ap.i.:tae. 0und pledget> have been good and 6und.\ 1t.e~.e.lved 601t. .the ope1t.atlng budget have been g1t.eatey .lnc.1t.ea.1ed. An opelt.atlng budget 06 $196,000 ~ adopted 001t. the yeM and 1t.educ.ed to $190,000 dUl!-lng the yeM. A budget 06 $230,000 ha.1 been applt.oved fiolt. 1968 and ptaM Me weU undeJtWay 001t. a .6U6tcWUng membelt..6klp eMotemen.t pMg/t.am .that wl.U plt.Ov.lde that polt..t.lon 06 .th.l.6 budget wh.lc.h c.anno.t be a.Uoc.a.ted by OU/!. un.l.ted 61.tnd. Th.l.6 .lnc.Jt.eMed budget wl.U .lnc.£.ude exw pandc.d .6ta66 and .6elt.v.lc.et> to enable a c.on.t.lnued git.ow.th .ln the c.ounc..ll. Inc.1t.ea.1u .ln alloc.a.tlon.6 have been g.lven ea.c.h yeM by Shelby Un.l.ted Ne.lghbolt..6 and we Me g1t.a.te0u.e 001t. U.6 .6uppolt..t 06 .the Sc.ou..t.llig p1t.og1t.am. The c.ounc..ll .l.6 .lndeb.ted .to .tho.6e who gave and to .the hundlt.ed.\ 06 Sc.o!delt..6 who Wo1t.k.ed .60 cUUgen.t.ey .ln plt.ov.ld.lng the 6und6 wh.lc.h have enw a.bled .the c.owic..ll .to c.ctltlt.Y out an ou.t.6.tand.lng p1t.Og1t.am 06 .6e1t.v.lc.e .to a g1t.ea:tly .lnc.1t.ea.1 ed mcrnbelt..6 h.lp. HEALTH ANO SAFETY COMMITTEE V11.. C. V. H awku , ChcWr.ma.n YoWr. health and tia 0ety comnlttee hM a 11.upori.6.i.b.U.Uy :t.o wo1t.k c.f.oti eR.y w.lth. the camp.llig and a.c.:tlv-Ulu commlttee :t.o -ln6Wr.e that adequate meMWr.eA o0 health and tia0ety Me a£wa.y.ri mabi.ta.<.ned. We encoWr.age. eve!t.!f Scout :t.o have a phy.ri.<.cae e.xam.lnatlon .rio h.<.ti ScoutmMteJt. can have a. 11.eco1t.d 06 h.<.ti he.aeth h.<.tito1t.y and phyti.<.cae cond-Ulon. F.i.Mt a.i.d .llititltu.c.:tlon hM been emphM.i.zed .<.n tlt.oopti and wa.telt. tia. 0ety .llititltu.c..tlon ca.ll.lt..led out .<.n motit d.i.ti,t/r,ldti. Sa.6ety hM been emphCl.1>.i.zed .<.n ail. ac.:tlviliu • The. 0a.c.uu.<.u 06 oWr. camp.ri we1t.e .i.n6per.ted and 11.e.comme.ndatlori.6 601t. .i.mp1t.ovementti we1t.e ma.de. We Me pleMed :t.o .riee .rio many o0 thue 1t.ecomne.nda. tlon6 complr.ted. AU campe.lt.() we1t.e 11.equ.llr.ed to have p11.e.-camp phyti.<.cae exa.m.i.natlon6 and phyti.<.cae 1t.echecll.ti we1t.e. g.i.ve.n by doc:t.oll.() :t.o each campe1t. when he. Mlt..i.ved at camp. The quall.te.lt.() 0011. camp 1t.u.i.dent phyti.i.cM:Yl.6 at Kamp K.i.a K.i.ma have. been glt.eo.tly .i.mp1t.oved and doc:t.o11ti have been p1t.ov.i.ded 6011. ea.ch week o0 camp. The hea.Uh and tia6ety commlttee w.lU continue. lt.I e00 o/f.t6 to ma.<.nta..i.n pit.ope.It. .rita.ndalt.dti o0 heaeth. and .ria. 0ety. LEAOERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE Neuman Taylo1r., ChcUJiman It l6 appMent :that 6011. max-imum e06ectivene&.& ht .&uc.h an .impoMan:t :taAk ct6 :tluU.Ung boy.& 6011. good c.hM.ac.:teJt, cltlzeMhlp, and phy.&.lc.al 6line&.&, :the tlr.a.&t.lng o ~ leadeM l6 e&.&entlal. TheJte l6 no .&ub.&:t.l:tu.:te 6011. an adequate undeM.tand.lng o 6 :the ai.m-6 and method.& o 6 Sc.outlng 6011. .& /UU. .i.n :the Me o 6 Sc.outlng :tec.hn.lquu. It l6 OM 11.e&poM.i.b.lU:ty :to b~ng :th.i.6 :tluUn.lng to :tho.&e e~Mted wlth :the wk.& 06 molcU.ng the .Uve& 06 boy.&. The leadeMhlp tJr.a.ln.&tg comm.ltteu have conducted oveJt 225 tJr.a.&t.lng expruence& dwcing the yeM ~ghtg ~om boy levee to un.lt teade1t levee and .&pec..lal.i.zed tlr.a.&t.lng expruenc.u. 1 8 Scou:teM and :the« 6am.i.Uu pM:t.lc..lpated ht v~oM tJr.a.ln.&tg eiq:JeJLienm.& at the Votun.teeJt T1r.a.ln.lng Cen.teJt at Phltmont Sc.out Ranch. Foun addltlonal men took pMt ht the 11.eg.i.onal Wood Badge coun.&e thl6 .&wnmeJt. Biu.ed upon tlr.a.ln.lng expruencu a.nd pe.n0011ma.nc.e 48 :tluUn.&tg awM.d.& have been p!te&ented th.i.6 yeM to date to un.lt c.ommltteemen, Oen MotheM a.nd un.lt teadeM. We hope thl6 tlr.end 06 11.ecogn.lt.lon wiU c.cntlnue to .imp1r.ove. A :tluUn.&tg 06 :tluUneM 011. a. "T" Man'.& con0e1tence tlU6 conducted. Oven 40 people took pM:t .i.n thl6 expruence. Th.i.6 .&houtd p1r.ov.lde M wUh a .&ound nudeM to bu.i.td Mound .ln deveeophtg adequate :tluUn.lng peMonnee ,in ea.ch dL\tlr..lc.:t. ~JUh :the taunchlng 06 the new -imp1r.oved Cttb Sc.ou;Ung p1r.og1r.am we have pha.&ed cut otd vl6uat a.ld.& and now have :the new vl6ual a.ld.& on hand needed :to co 1tduc:t the new tJr.a.ln.&tg expruencc& • We wl6h to explr.e&.& oM app1r.ec..la:tlon to a.U 6011. :the« e00ow ht ma.tung tlr.a.ln.&tg not only ava.Uabte but a 11.eat.i.:ty 6011. OM many 6.lne votun.tee1r. Scoutelr.-6 th!r.oughout :the counc.lt. ORGANIZATION ANV EXTENSION COMMITTEE MWl.llay Re.lte.11., Cha..Vutlan Chicluu.aw CouncU. con:Unuu :to bll.eak.:thtwugh :to malte Scou.tlng ct 11.ea.U:ty :to ct g11.e.a.te.11. pe.11.cen:tage 06 avaUab.ee boy6. We now have the g11.ea.:tut numbe.11. 06 un.U:I. .in :the councll'.1> hi6to11.y, and cou.ed c.eo.1>e :the yea11. w.lth c.eo.1> e :to ct 1, 000 boy get.in. The. CJi.ecllt 6011. thi6 gll.e.a.t pll.Oglt.11.66 mU./>t be. g.lven to .the velt.y ctctlve d.l6:tli.lct 011.gan.lzatlon and exten6.lon cotrnli.tte.u, comn.U6.lone.11. .1>.ta6 66 .in each d.l6:tli.lct and to o:the11. ltey .indlv.lctua.e.6 who he.eped 011.gan.lze. new unltl. 011. a66.l6:ted .ln 11.echall..telt..lng dlt.opped un.iM. Se.velt.a.t 6ac:tolt6 Me .invo.eved .in :th.l6 .eMge. membelt6hip g11.ow.th. The "Re.Clt.UU 06 :the Month" p.ean Wa6 U6ed :the 6(M.t e..lgh.t month6 06 :the yeM and :the "Fall Roundup" .l6 be.lng U6ed the .ealJt 60U11. month6. The mo6t hnpolt..tant .t..lng.ee 6ac:to11. wou.ed be :the ve.11.y .t.uccu.t. 6ul Schoo.e N.lgh:t pltOglt.am that WM we..e.e 011.gan.lzed and ht6p.llt.ed by Shelt..l66 8.lU Moll.lt..l6. TM.6 .t..ing.ee n.lgh:t e66olt.t bltough.t .ln 2055 boy.t.. GOAL I 0-31-66 12-31-66 10-31-61 12-31-67 To.tae Boy Membelt6hip 12,969 14,115 13,831 15,033 New un.iM 6011. yeM 62 11 53 15 V1t0pped un.iM 33 21 34 25 To.tae un.iM 486 513 532 560 Boy.t.' U6e Sub.t.cll.lpt.lon.t. 1011 8226 7682 c;f/,,9270 A.e.though we Me ;t;wo yeaJt.A a.head .in oUlt. .eong 11.ange p.ean 6011. 11.eaching boy.t. w.lth the Scouting p11.og11.am, the.11.e .t.ti.U 11.emct.in.6 a git.eat cha.e.eenge. and a g11.eat oppolt.tun.l:ty. We 6ee.e that we w.lU. 11.each the 11.eg.lona..e avrvr.age 06 19% 06 the aviU.eabC.e boy.t. be.lng .t.e.11.ved. The nat.lona..e ave/Lage .l6 25i, .t.o we have a job ahead 06 U.6 :to 11.e.ach the nat.lona..e ave.11.age. In the pa6t :thlr.e.e yea/1.4 we have. .lne11.ea1Jed &'tom 14% :to ove.11. 19%. Nt.H), j' ~·:;:· 1 I<[ 6 7 !1t;-? :LS r;,, c ";; ~'f ·If ~I ··/lf"; ') '{) PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Edwa11.d M, E.6Uci?,, Cha.iJ1ma.n The public 11.ef.a.tlon6 cotmtlttee ha..6 .WO pub.e.le.6 to .ln6011m about Scou..tlng ac;U.v.ltlu - .the Scoutlng pub.lie and the geneJt.al. public. To U6e. public 11.e. f.atloM teron.lno.f.ogy - .lnteJUta.f. and e.xte11.na.f. public 11.ef.a.,ti.on.6. Ou.ff. ht:te11.na.f. public 11.eea.tloli6 WM h.lghlighted by a numbeJt. o 6 ou.Utand. lng event.6 - a.nnua.f. counc.l.f. banquet, c/.U.t«et banquet.6, Eag.ee Vay, Schoo£. N.lght and Scout Show. The ch.le 0 too£. 6011. .lnte11.na.f. pubUcUy WM Ou.ff. counc.l.f. pape11., Smoke S.lgna.f..6. Th.l.6 papeJt. WM 6.lnanc.ed by oU/f. c/.U.t«bu..toff..6 and otheJt. 611..le.nd.6 o 6 Sc.outlng. Ou.ff. ex.te11.na.f. pubUc. 11.ef.at.loiu Wa.6 hef.ped by the ou.Utand.lng publicUy g.lven U6 by a.f..f. .the. new.6 med.la - new.6papw, 11.ad.lo, and tef.e.v.l.6.lon. We w.Uh to .thank. a.f..f. new6 med.la 6011. the wonde1t6u.f. coveJt.age. 06 .the. 6oUow.lng event.61 Scou..t Week. Ea.g.f.e Va.y Scou..t Show Se11.v.lc.e Cente/I. Ved.lc.at.lon Schoo£. N.lght HIGHLIGHTS OF 1967 COUNCIL PROGRAM FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL Boy Sc.out We.e.k. Ea.g.f.e. Scout Va.y - 12 O Ea.gle. ScoU-U 1te.cognlze.d. Council Re.cogn.ltlon V.lnne.lt Council 1te.cclve.d "B1tea.f<tlvr.ough Folt You.th" Awo.Jui 61tom Reg.lona.l Cha.Vuna.n A. L. Jung, J1t. SUve.1t Be.a.veJt AwMd!; p1tue.n.te.d Con&tltuetlon be.ga.n on new Scout Se.1tv.lc<>. Ce.nte.1t. SUAtaJ.nlng membeMhlp e.n1taUme.nt la.unche.d. Council Scout Show - 8500 ScoU-U pMt.lupa.:ted. VMitlt-lct Campo1teu - 3400 Scou;U pMt.lclpate.d. JUNE - JULY - AUGUST Executlve BoMd mee.tlng a.:t Kamp K.la. K-lma.. Camp a.ttenda.nce - 2400 d-l66e1te.nt ScoU-U a.ttended .lnclud-lng Scou;U 61tom Ea.<1te.1tn Altkanoa4 Council. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER School N.lght 601t Scoutlng held 601t thlltd conoecutlve ye.AA. 2055 new boy4 1tee1tu-lt:ed. ChlckMaw Scou.teM pMt.lupated hi Reg.lon F.lve. Annual Me.ctlng at U.tfte Rock. Council 1tecclve.d awa1td!, 601t "B1te.akthltough Falt Youth" g1towth, L0Jr.JL.lf.a1td Spence.It T1tophy, and Boy4' U6e.. Ve.d-lca.tlon 06 new Scout Se.1tv.lce. Cente.lt. NOVEMBER Council 11.e.achu new lt.lgh .ln membeMlt.lp, ul1AM, and Boy4 1 L.l6e.. 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 1967 Title A name given to the resource 1967 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees 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 Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d005267ca59c09f5d692b16ec9dcbdb4.pdf 4b70a99c62728bcf5868a8c1964d4468 PDF Text Text �What do these facilities offer?LOCATION- At 171 S. Hollywood, this attractive new building is located in the center of the C~ity of Mernphis where it is easily accessible to the thousands who \vill use these facilities. PARKING- Ample parking for fifty cars has been provided within a few steps of the entrance to the building. RECEPTION AND SELF-SERVICE - A well arranged and equipped reception center is located in the spacious lobby. A very popular feature, incorporated in the design, is a self-service area where literature and progran1 helps for all phases of Scouting will be available for sale. CONFERENCE ROOM - Beautifully decorated and furnished is the conference room 1 \.vhich will cornfortably scat fifty people for executive board and cornrnittee meetings. ADMINISTRATIV E OFFICES - The acln1inistrative staff of the council has been provided with attractive and \.veil equipped offices from which to direct the council program. FIELD STAFF AREA - Adequate office space and work area have been provided for the field staff of the council, where these men may efficiently rnake preparations for activities within their service area. �FILES AND RECORDS Space for complete records of men1bcrship, advancernent and all activities has been arranged in filing cabinets throughout the offices. MAIL AND WORK ROOM Generous work counters and office machines rnake efficient preparation and mailing of promotional rnaterials possible in the work and mail roon1 1 which has an outside entrance for receiving materials. TRAINING AIDS - A special room for training aids contains all the necessary films) records, and projectors which are needed in the all i1nportant training progran1 of the council. GROWTH AREA l'he service center was planned for the future. Present facilities can easily provide sufficient offices and working area for at least 50o/o growth in crnployed personnel. rfotal space in the ne\v building is approximately 8,000 square feet. INVESTMENT- cost of the building, including the property, construction and furnishings, was approximately $165,000. Funds were provided through a special development fund campaign conducted in 1966. 1~otal Why haue these facilities?'I'hese facilities were planned and constructed to serve better the Institutions, Scouts and Scouters of the Council. �1967 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD S. Shepherd ]'ate, President F. Clyde l,ambert, Jlice President James H. Carmichael, T7 ice President llussell Perry, Jl'ice President Ed Eslick, J7ice President Murray Reiter, Jl' ice President Dan Kuykendall, f/ice President Earl H. Ffriplett, 1'reasurer Frank W, Fisher, f/ ice President Samuel H. Mays, (;omniissioner DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Frank J. Lewis, North N. J. Ford, South l)ick Scruggs, (7rittenden Ernest Abron, C'enlral Andrew M. Wray, Southeast !-Iarold Steinkamp, Jl,astern Larry liilbun, Northwest Byron Carson, Southwest Manley Cox, Northeast MEMBERS AT LARGE Newton P. Allen Herman Bensdorf Paul Borda J. W. Brakebill A. B. Buckeridge J. T. Chandler John Cooper William C. (~owan Dr. Kyle Creson, Jr. Charles M. Crump Rev. Millen Darnell Raymond E. Dickey Dr. C. L. Dinkins Phil Emerick John Faber A. A. Floyd W. H. D. Fones Michael Grehl Harry B. Gunther Dr. C. D. Hawkes R. M. Hunt Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Henry Loeb .J. .J. Madison w. c. lZives A. Manker Sam Marks T. J. McGuire, III J. M. McKnight William N. Morris George P. Phillips Nick Pinter 'fo1nmy Powell Dr. Hollis Price William M. Quinn Dr. W. H. Rachels Sam P. Ryland Wofford Herb Schmid Frank Steudlcin Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Newmon 'faylor George A. l'homason Maynard 'l'hompson Thomas H. Todd, Jr. William M. Vaughan Clyde R. Wentz William K. West, Jr. Dr. Wendell Whittemore Vanden .J. Willey ADVISORY COUNCIL- 1967 Ed Dalstrom R. D. Fuller F. T. Thayer, Jr. Abe Scharff W. L. Sharpe 1)' I j �DEDICATION PROGRAM Master of C'erernonies, S. Shepherd 1'ate, C'ouncil President INVOCATION _Dr. Jarnes A. \i\'ax Rabbi, T eni/Jle Israel PRESENTATION OF FLAG Mayor William B. lngran1 ...... F. ~r. ]'hayer, Jr., General Contractor George A. Thomason, Architect PRESENTATION OF BUILDING .... S. Shepherd Tate RECOGNITIONS ___ Dr. James A. Fisher DEDICATORY PRAYER Pastor, St. [.,uke's lvfethodist Church DEDICATION ADDRESS .. Dan H. Kuykendall Congressnian, Ninth District, 1'ennessee BENEDICTION .. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph E. Leppert, V.F. l,ittle Flozver Church-St. ~I'eresa ..... Navy Unit Band No. 139 Director CWO K A. Lowe, U.S.N. MUSIC OPEN HOUSE �MEN OF VISION 1'hrough the great vision and dedicated leadership of Paul Borda) Council President) 196-~-66 and these Scouters, the citizens of this area have been inspired to contribute generously in rnaking the Chickasaw Council Scout Service Center a reality: DEVELOPMENT FUND COMMITTEE Henry I~oeb, C'hairman Herman Bensdorf James H. Carmichael Ed Eslick Frank W. Fisher F. Clyde Lambert George P. Phillips William M. Quinn Sam P. Ryland Alvan F. Tate, Jr. S. Shepherd Tate Mercer West W. C. Wofford SERVICE CENTER BUILDING COMMITTEE \V. (_;, Wofford, Chairrnan Byron Carson Jack Fowler Robert L. Irwin, Jr. F. Clyde Lambert J. J. Madison Harold L. Steinkamp S. Shepherd Tate George A. rI'homason Maynard Thornpson I �WE EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE To the many friends of Scouting who have contributed money, time, materials, seruices and ualuable ad1·ice, we are sincerely grateful. The combined efforts of many hal'e made possible a great service center of which our Scouts, Scouters, and the entire community can be proud for many years to come. �SCOUTING IN CHICKASAW COUNCIL SERVICE AREA - Shelby County, 1'ennessec; l)eSoto, '1'ate, and Panola C:ountics_, Mississippi; and the Eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas. BOYS SERVED By the close of 1967, the council \.vill serve a rnernbcrship of over 15,000 boys in 575 units led by over 5,000 adult Scouters. SPECIAL RECOGNITION Chickasaw C:ouncil has received special recogn1t1on as one of only three councils in the entire nation to earn the "Breakthrough For Youth" A\vard for grcl\vth and progran1 cxccllcncc in 1965 and 1966. It is anticipated that this a\vard \vill be obtained by the council again in 1967. CAMPSKan1p Kia Kirna, consisting of 680 acres near flardy, Arkansas, and C:arnp C~urricr, consisting of 300 acres at Eudora, Mississippi, arc owned by the council. Both of these catnps arc being greatly in1proved through dcveloprnent prograrn funds. LONG RANGE PLANS The council has experienced a phenornena! growth in recent years, Yvhich has resulted in a rnc1nbership far exceeding the long range plans. These plans are being revised to provide for an expansion in future years in n1e1nbership and services that will give tnany more boys an irnprovecl program of Scouting. �THE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE CHICKASAW COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CORDIALLY INVITE YOUTO BE OUR GUEST AT THE DEDICATION OF THE SCOUT SERVICE CENTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH NINETEEN HUNDRED ANO SIXTY~SEVEN AT THREE O'CLOCK BOY SCOUT SERVICE CENTER 171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD STREET MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE DEDICATORY ADDRESS THE HONORABLE DAN KUYKENDALL MEMBER OF CONGRESS � 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 What do these facilities offer?- LOCATIONAt 171 S. Hollywood, this attractive new building is located in the center of the C~ity of Mernphis where it is easily accessible to the thousands who \vill use these facilities. PARKINGAmple parking for fifty cars has been provided within a few steps of the entrance to the building. RECEPTION AND SELF-SERVICE - A well arranged and equipped reception center is located in the spacious lobby. A very popular feature, incorporated in the design, is a self-service area where literature and progran1 helps for all phases of Scouting will be available for sale. CONFERENCE ROOM - Beautifully decorated and furnished is the conference room1 \.vhich will cornfortably scat fifty people for executive board and cornrnittee meetings. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES - The acln1inistrative staff of the council has been provided with attractive and \.veil equipped offices from which to direct the council program. FIELD STAFF AREA - Adequate office space and work area have been provided for the field staff of the council, where these men may efficiently rnake preparations for activities within their service area. FILES AND RECORDS - Space for complete records of men1bcrship, advancernent and all activities has been arranged in filing cabinets throughout the offices. MAIL AND WORK ROOM - Generous work counters and office machines rnake efficient preparation and mailing of promotional rnaterials possible in the work and mail roon1 1 which has an outside entrance for receiving materials. TRAINING AIDS - A special room for training aids contains all the necessary films) records, and projectors which are needed in the all i1nportant training progran1 of the council. GROWTH AREA - l'he service center was planned for the future. Present facilities can easily provide sufficient offices and working area for at least 50o/o growth in crnployed personnel. rfotal space in the ne\v building is approximately 8,000 square feet. INVESTMENT- 1~otal cost of the building, including the property, construction and furnishings, was approximately $165,000. Funds were provided through a special development fund campaign conducted in 1966. Why haue these facilities?- 'I'hese facilities were planned and constructed to serve better the Institutions, Scouts and Scouters of the Council. 1967 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD S. Shepherd ]'ate, President James H. Carmichael, T7 ice President Ed Eslick, J7ice President Dan Kuykendall, f/ice President Frank W, Fisher, f/ ice President F. Clyde l,ambert, Jlice President llussell Perry, Jl'ice President Murray Reiter, Jl' ice President Earl H. Ffriplett, 1'reasurer Samuel H. Mays, (;omniissioner DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Andrew M. Wray, Southeast !-Iarold Steinkamp, Jl,astern Larry liilbun, Northwest Byron Carson, Southwest Manley Cox, Northeast Frank J. Lewis, North N. J. Ford, South l)ick Scruggs, (7rittenden Ernest Abron, C'enlral MEMBERS AT LARGE Newton P. Allen Herman Bensdorf Paul Borda J. W. Brakebill A. B. Buckeridge J. T. Chandler John Cooper William C. (~owan Dr. Kyle Creson, Jr. Charles M. Crump Rev. Millen Darnell Raymond E. Dickey Dr. C. L. Dinkins Phil Emerick John Faber A. A. Floyd W. H. D. Fones Michael Grehl Harry B. Gunther Dr. C. D. Hawkes R. M. Hunt Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Henry Loeb .J. .J. Madison w. c. lZives A. Manker Sam Marks T. J. McGuire, III J. M. McKnight William N. Morris George P. Phillips Nick Pinter 'fo1nmy Powell Dr. Hollis Price William M. Quinn Dr. W. H. Rachels Sam P. Ryland Wofford ADVISORY COUNCIL- 1967 Herb Schmid Frank Steudlcin Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Newmon 'faylor George A. l'homason Maynard 'l'hompson Thomas H. Todd, Jr. William M. Vaughan Clyde R. Wentz William K. West, Jr. Dr. Wendell Whittemore Vanden .J. Willey Ed Dalstrom R. D. Fuller F. T. Thayer, Jr. Abe Scharff W. L. Sharpe 1)' I j DEDICATION PROGRAM Master of C'erernonies, S. Shepherd 1'ate, C'ouncil President INVOCATION PRESENTATION OF FLAG PRESENTATION OF BUILDING RECOGNITIONS DEDICATORY PRAYER DEDICATION ADDRESS _Dr. Jarnes A. \i\'ax Rabbi, T eni/Jle Israel Mayor William B. lngran1 ...... F. ~r. ]'hayer, Jr., General Contractor George A. Thomason, Architect .... S. Shepherd Tate ___ Dr. James A. Fisher Pastor, St. [.,uke's lvfethodist Church .. Dan H. Kuykendall Congressnian, Ninth District, 1'ennessee BENEDICTION .. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph E. Leppert, V.F. l,ittle Flozver Church-St. ~I'eresa MUSIC ..... Navy Unit Band No. 139 Director CWO K A. Lowe, U.S.N. OPEN HOUSE MEN OF VISION 1'hrough the great vision and dedicated leadership of Paul Borda) Council President) 196-~-66 and these Scouters, the citizens of this area have been inspired to contribute generously in rnaking the Chickasaw Council Scout Service Center a reality: DEVELOPMENT FUND COMMITTEE SERVICE CENTER BUILDING COMMITTEE Henry I~oeb, C'hairman Herman Bensdorf James H. Carmichael Ed Eslick Frank W. Fisher F. Clyde Lambert George P. Phillips William M. Quinn Sam P. Ryland Alvan F. Tate, Jr. S. Shepherd Tate Mercer West W. C. Wofford I \V. (_;, Wofford, Chairrnan Byron Carson Jack Fowler Robert L. Irwin, Jr. F. Clyde Lambert J. J. Madison Harold L. Steinkamp S. Shepherd Tate George A. rI'homason Maynard Thornpson WE EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE To the many friends of Scouting who have contributed money, time, materials, seruices and ualuable ad1·ice, we are sincerely grateful. The combined efforts of many hal'e made possible a great service center of which our Scouts, Scouters, and the entire community can be proud for many years to come. SCOUTING IN CHICKASAW COUNCIL SERVICE AREA - Shelby County, 1'ennessec; l)eSoto, '1'ate, and Panola C:ountics_, Mississippi; and the Eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas. BOYS SERVED - By the close of 1967, the council \.vill serve a rnernbcrship of over 15,000 boys in 575 units led by over 5,000 adult Scouters. SPECIAL RECOGNITION - Chickasaw C:ouncil has received special recogn1t1on as one of only three councils in the entire nation to earn the "Breakthrough For Youth" A\vard for grcl\vth and progran1 cxccllcncc in 1965 and 1966. It is anticipated that this a\vard \vill be obtained by the council again in 1967. CAMPSKan1p Kia Kirna, consisting of 680 acres near flardy, Arkansas, and C:arnp C~urricr, consisting of 300 acres at Eudora, Mississippi, arc owned by the council. Both of these catnps arc being greatly in1proved through dcveloprnent prograrn funds. LONG RANGE PLANS - The council has experienced a phenornena! growth in recent years, Yvhich has resulted in a rnc1nbership far exceeding the long range plans. These plans are being revised to provide for an expansion in future years in n1e1nbership and services that will give tnany more boys an irnprovecl program of Scouting. THE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE CHICKASAW COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CORDIALLY INVITE YOUTO BE OUR GUEST AT THE DEDICATION OF THE SCOUT SERVICE CENTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH NINETEEN HUNDRED ANO SIXTY~SEVEN AT THREE O'CLOCK BOY SCOUT SERVICE CENTER 171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD STREET MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE DEDICATORY ADDRESS THE HONORABLE DAN KUYKENDALL MEMBER OF CONGRESS 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 1967 Title A name given to the resource 1967 Scout Service Center Dedication Program 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3776da5bb653a628aecfcfba1337e524.pdf dfbc3a0b697c2cc18add0cf1e2091ec5 PDF Text Text (A CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. NOMZNf,TIONS FOR COUNCIL MEMllERS-1\T-LARGE - 1968 "A" "C" Ab!f.on, Elf.nut Adamo, NuU Aden, VIL. w. c. Aheg!f.en, F1ta.nk R, Ae.bWLty, E. A. Ae.exanden, VIL. J. V. AU.en, Hcuw!e.U Aleen, Newton P. AUen, !Uc.ha!Ld H. AUen, VIL. Robent G. Ande.JU>on, VIL. Sam B, A:m1owi., c.eaude. A. Mm6.tJumg, VIL. Robe!f.t K. Aw.6wnb, lUc.ltM.d "B" BcU.eey, EdgM Ral<en, Robeltt s. i:1cvr.nu, Geo!f.ge Bewr.y, EclwMd F. Ba1t11hige.1L, L. T. Beet, W. M. Bill, Roy, J!f.. Belz, PhltUp llcl't.6do1t6, He!!rrtan B.f.o ck, !Uc.hand Boyd, Judge MaJt-i.on S. Bltal<e.6~eld, ChM.iet. B:;.a.l<ebm, W.ltllo.m BMndon, Venby B!Leaze.a.ee, Cha!tlet. S. Bnown, Judge BcU.ee.y B1town, John B!f.oWn, L. Page. B!f.own, Too6, J!f.. BMWn, WhUney Buc.k~dge, A. B. BWLc.h, B!f.oWn B~ng, Nat "C" Canate, Phu. CaM~ne, VI!.. Robe!Lt S., JI!.. Ca!tmlc.hael, Jamet. H. CMpenten, w. s. CaMon, Bynon CaMon, Caltl Caltte1t, A. CM-tee, F. B. G~e Cathey, OUve!f. E. Caucllle., VI!.. R. Pau.£ Chand.ee!L, J. T. Chandfe!f., Wye.th Chtt!tc.h, C.H. C.Ca,i.bo!f.ne., Tay.Coif. C.ect!f.I<, LeonMd Co.Ce.man, Vn. c. V. Cook, E. W. Coope.n, John A. Conne.!f., J. O. Coope.!L, Sam Cowan, W.ltllo.m C. Cox, w. P. C1LaW601td, A. M., Sil. C!f.Uon, VIL. Kyte., J!f.. Cnump, Chan.cu M. "V" Va..fAbr.om, Edw.ln VMneet, Rev. Millen Vav~, CU6601Ld V~c.l<eMon, CM£ V~c.k2y, Raymond E. V~n~n.6, VIL. Chaltlet. L. Vonwon, RembVtt S. Vow, Vaughan VMnkct!td, Von "E" Eme~ck, PIUl C. E.6Uck, Ee/wand M. II F" Fabe.It, John Fe.1tgu..6on, BVtt F~r...ed.6, Han.eon FMhVL, F!Lanl< W. F.Cetche.!L, Capt. W. M. Floyd, Ado.Cph A. Fonet., W. H. V. Fo!Ld, N. J. Fo!Ldyce, W. B. FolttM, M.llton FMed, Stanley FU..Cenw.lden, VI!.. HoWMd FuLee11., R. V. Fu.£me11., MthWL, SI!.. �- 2 - "G" GadbeJVr.y, Vn. E. W. Galbnea.th, W. V. GaM:h!Ught, Jame-6 L. , Jn. GM6away, Bnook.6 N. Gil..Uea.nd, Jamu s. G~ne.tte, Sldney, Jn. Gold-6chmld, Jack P. Gold-6mlth, I. G. Gold-6mUh, Jack L. Gondon, M. M. (Jack) Gnace, Po It.ten Gneennen, Eugene Gneennleld, Vn. Jack Gnehl, Mlke G.U-06om, E. C. Gun.then, Hanny B. G.ltl.<1.and, Fnank "H" HalZ.Up, Henny Hi,MeUe, R. M. Hawku, Vn. c. v. Hent, Robeltt G., Jn. Hle.tt, LouMi A. Hllbun, Lanny HobAon, LouMi Hodgu, Wannen Hohenbelr.g, JuUa.n Honey, Paul HoUL>ton, Geonge M. Hughu, Vn. Jamu G. Hu._qhu, Vn. John Humphney6, Vn. C. C. Hu.ngen6ond, S. E. liu.n.t, Blaln T. Hunt, Bethel T., Jn. Hunt R. M. Hyden, Lee "I II Ingnam, w~ B. IJtWln, Robeltt L., Jn. "Jll Jalenak, L. R., Jn. JameA, Bob Jeml-6on, Fnank Z. Jeml-6on, w. V., Jn, John6ton, Wallace Jo nu, Vn. Paul Tudon "K" Keanney, M6g/f.. M. F. Kenney, John, Jn. Klnkpa.tnlck, T. G. Kopald, s. L., Jn. Kulken, Kenneth Kuykendall, Va.n H. Kopald, Jack II LII Lambe.Jt.t, F. Clyde Lane, Hun.ten, Jn. Lcdbe.ttelf., Nonvett Le66len, Judge W.utlam B. LemM.ten, Edwand, Jn. Lewl6, Fnank J. Loeb, Henny, III "M" MadUon, J. J. Mallony, B. L., Jn. Ma.nken, Rlvu A. Mank.6, Ecfw,ln Mewt, Roy M. May6, Samuel H. MMk-6, Sam MacVonald, Jamu McAdam6, C. V. Mcconnel, Na.t McGehee, Jamu, Jn. McKee, LouMi K. McKnlght, J. M. McRae, Judge Robelt-t M. Meyen, Vn. Alphon6e, Jn. Mlehen, w. c. Mon.tedonlco, J. V., Jlf., Moone, Jamu W. Mo1tgan, AUen Molt.ton, Rev. C. Blf.lnktey "N11 Neal, V. C. Nlckey, Sam Noel, V. A. 11011 Ohman, WllUam Olf.gllt, Kenneth W. O'Ryan, Tom 0.6tnelf., Max B. �- 3 II P" PaMoM, John Peppett, John R. Pettel, Phil. PeMy, Ru.Mete Phil.Llp6, Geottge P. Ph,(i.Up6, William G. Pidgeon, Eu.gene J. Pidgeon, J. Evettet.t Pip/Un, Joe Pope, Vtt. William L., Jtt. P/t-lc.e, Vtt. HoUM. Pttyott, Vown-lng "Q" Quine.en, w. L., Jtt. Qu.-lnn, William M. "R" Pac.hel6, Vtt. William H. Ra.m6 ey, Jac.k. W. Rau, J. c. Re.o_d, Cha!Llu Re..Uett, Mu.1t1tay Rhodu, Vtt. Peyton N. R.Lc.h, Jac.k. W. ~~119wa.f.d, M6gtt. Leo H. 1:,1ctc.h, J. ThuM.ton Robettt6, Geottge T. Ru.c.h., VIL. Robe/Lt M. Rw.i6e.U, AUe.n Rw.i6e.U, Vtt. Hentty E. Ryland, Sam P. 11s11 Salmon, John L. Salomon, Alvin Sc.hM66, Abe Sc.hatt66, Jac.k. s c.hnudett, Chatte.u Sc.1tu.gg6, R. F. Sc.hadt, Ha1t1ty Sha-lnbettg, Milton ShMpe, W. L. Sheatton, Eldett L. , Jtt. Sr..i;u.Uz, 0. M. Shill, Getta.f.d Shultz, Robe/Lt G. Shaw, Al S-l66on, Pe..te Slatett, John W. Sla vic.k., Hentty Smah, Vtt. Alvin E. smah, Mytton w. Snowden, Robettt G. II S" Solm6on, H. B. Speatt, Au.bttey V. Sta6601td, Altthu.tt V. Stattk., Jame.& E. Jtt. stunk.amp, Hattold L. steu.dlwi, Fttank. c. St-lmbettt, E. C. llT11 Tate, Alvan F., Jtt. Tate, s. Sheph.ur.d Tcr.ylott, Albe/Lt Taylott, Neuman Taylott, P..lc.hattd Thayett, F. T., Jtt. Thayett, F. T., III Thoma6on, Geottge A. Thomp.&on, Maynattd Tidwe.U, Heattn Todd, ThomM H., Jtt. Ttteadwe.U, Tim T!t-lple.:t..t, Eatte. H. Tlt-lppeett, P..lc.hattd, Jtt. Tu.c.k.ett, J. P. Tu.ttnbu.U, Vtt. Steve Tu.ttnett, Vtt. Ca1t1to.t Tu.ttnett, /Jottfilee..t R. Tyttett, Vtt. Roy A., Jtt, II v11 Vandett Ho!t6.t, The Right Rev. John W. Vaughan, William M. Vottdett Bttu.egge, Judge Howattd "w11 Wa.f.k.ett, A. Mac.co Wa.f.k.ett, J. R. Wa.Uac.e, Vtt. Jamu A. Waiting, Roane, Jtt. Wax, Ott. Ia.mu A. Webb, Ha1t1ty We.U~ottd, Alex we.ntz, Clyde R. We.1.>t, William K., Jtt. Wettett, Jimmy Whltman, Al Whlttemotte, Vtt. Wende.U L. W.U./Un6on, Ru..&.&e.U WlUey, Vanden J. William.6, Vavid William.&, Ettnu.t B., Jtt. W.le.U6ottd, Jud6on A. W.le.-Oon, Kemmon6 W.lnc.hu.tett, Lee �- 4 - "W" Wbtk.elman, Hewr.y W.UmeJI., WaU.ac.e Woad, Capt. Rabeltt WaadbWLy, HaNty Wooten, Hoyt, B. W11.ay, And!i.ew M. Wu.ndeJi.Uc.h, Ray Wu.ndeJi.Uc.h, Af WtrndeJl.Uc.h, Wal.teJI. Wu.!i.zbWLg, Reg~na!d �UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY MEMPHIS OFFICE 1200 STERICK BUILDING, MEMPHIS 1. TENN .. P. O. BOX 218 TEL.EPHONE: JACKSON 5-0701 ERNEST M. KENNY MANAGER March 17, 1967 Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts YOUR EMPLOYE of America, Inc. ACCIDENT DATE 612 M & M Building Memphis, Tennessee Leon Mouton J;!.10-67 Medical report received from Dr. indicates that he rendered professional services to your employe as result of injury received by accident while in the course of his employment. We have not received a report of this accident as required by the Workmen's Compensation Law. Please complete the enclosed form copies and return to us promptly that we may make proper disposition of the case. To facilitate the handling of claims by injured employes, we would appreciate the prompt reporting of all accidents as required by law. Yours very truly, F} Lj f ~- {ftvtUf/t_, ' ~i UNITED STATES !TY AND GU/JTY.~ (Mrs. . Mar()'. Ann Brya Compensati n Claims enc. c... CI. 7 43 (1·68) I 1 U ,. �Form llA TENNESSEE EMPLOYER'S FIRST REPORT OF WORK INJURY Important: Employers n1ust report all accidents involving a disability of over seven days to Division. Heports inust be for\varded to this l)ivision \Vithin TEN days after kno\vledgc of accident. THE El\!PLOYim IS ImLD RESPONSIBLE IN ALL CASES AND FAILURE COI\.IPLY IS A IVIISDl:i\ll..:1\NOR. Please tnake this report in Tl{lPLICATE so that \Ve can file copies with the Division of '\Vorkinen's Con1pensation in your behalf. this the TO t\vo Division of 'Vorkmen's Compensation Department of Labor Nashville, Tennessee UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY 400 Sterick Building, Third and Madison Streets Memphis 3, Tenn. (Answer every question fully to avoid further correspondence) EMPLOYER 1. Name (Give name under which concern does business Unemployment Compensation Account No. 2. Mail address Do not write in this space (No .. Street, & City) 3. Nature of business (Manufacturing shoes, retailing men's clothes, trucking for hire, etc. Phone 4. Name of workmen's compensation insurance company UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMP ANY INJURED EMPLOYEE Social Security No. 5. Name (City or town) 6. Home Address (No. & Street) Single 7. Age _ _ 8. Sex: Check (X) Male_ _ Female_ _ 9. Check (X) Married Department 10. Occupation (job title) ; No. of days worked per wee'' ; per wee1'" 11. No. of hours worked per day 12. Wages: $_ _ per hour; or $___ per day; or $___ per week. If paid on other than a time basis, such as piece work or commissions, indicate the method and enter actual average weekly earnings during the last weeks: $ per week. 13. If board, lodging, or other advantages were furnished in addition to wages, state nature and per week. estimated weekly value: $ THE ACCIDENT OR EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE ··--··-"--·-·---,,.. ,_ (City) Place of accident or exposure-(Numberand St.) 14. (County) Was it on employer's premises? 15. What was the employee doing when injured? (Be specific. If he was using tools or equipment or handling material, name them and tell what he was doing with the 16. How did the accident occur? (Describe fully the events which resulted in the injury or occupational disease. Tell what happened and how it happened. Name any objects or substances involved and tell how they were involved. Give full details on all factors which led or contributed to the accident. (Use other side for additional space) INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE 17. Describe the injuryoi:;dise-aseiild.etail and indicate the part of the body affected. (For example: amputation of right index finger at second joint; fracture of ribs, lead poisoning, etc.) 18. Name the object or substance which directly injured the employee (For example, the machine or thing he struck against or which struck him; the vapor or poison he inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or radiation which irritated his skin; or in cases of strains, hernias, etc., the thing he was lifting, pulling, pushing, etc.) C5ase'No. Industry Carrier Age Sex&MS Occup. Wk. Wage County - Type Body Part Source Date of Acci. Lag - Hour of day p.m. a.m. Was 19. Date of injury, or occupational disease employee paid in full for this day? 20. Was employee unable to work because of the injury or disease on any day after the day of injury (including Sunday or any other day on which he would not usually work) ? If yes, give date last worked: Date If yes, give date 21. Has employee returned to work? per day; or$ per week. per hour; or $ At what wage$ 22. Did employee die?: Yes _ _ No __.. If yes, give date of death , and name and address of nearest relative 23. Name and address of physician 24. If hospitalized, name and address of hospital Date of report,______ Prepared by_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Position ______________ :Memphis t 15 (10-62) �Form GA TENNESSEE EMPLOYER'S FIRST REPORT OF WORK INJURY linportant: Employers 1nust report all accidents involving a disability of over seven days to Division. I{eports niust be forwarded to this l)ivision \vithin TEN dnys after kno\vledge of accident. THE EMPLOYER IS IIF:Lll RESPONSIBLE IN ALL CASI<:S AND FAILURE COIVIPLY IS A l\'llSDEl\lEA_NOR. Please 1nake this report in THIPLICATE so that \Ve can file copies with the Division of \Vorkn1e11's Compensation in your behalf. this the TO t\vo Division of 'Vorkmcn's Compensation Department of Labor Nash ville, Tennessee UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY Memphis 3, Tenn. 400 Sterick Building, Third and Madison Streets (Answer every question fully to avoid further correspondence) EMPLOYER 1. Name-(Give name under which concern does business______________ _____ Unemployment Compensation 2. Mail address--------------------~"-ccount No. ________ Do not write in this space {No., Street, & City) 3. Nature of business (Manufacturing shoes, retailing men's clothes, trucking for hire, etc. ___ Case No. ____________ ______ 4. Name of workmen's compensation insurance company UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND Industry GUARANTY COMPANY INJURED EMPLOYEE Social Security No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ---g:-Name Carrier (City or town) _ _ _ _ _ __ 6. Home Address (No. & Street) Single,_ __ 7. Age _ _ 8. Sex: Check (X) Male_ _ Female_ _ 9. Check (X) Marrie" Department_________ Age 10. Occupation (job title) wee-"~---per worked days of No. ; weelc per ; day per 11. No. of hours worked 12. Wages: $--Per hour; or $_ _ per day; or $_ _ per week. If paid on other than a time -Sex&MS-basis, such as piece work or commissions, indicate the method and enter actual average weekly per week. $ earnings during the last weeks : 13. If board, lodging, or other advantages were furnished in addition to wages, state nature and Occup. per week. $ estimated weekly value: THE ACCIDENT OR EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE (City) _ _ _ __ Wk. Wage 14. Place of accident oi: exposul'e-(Numberand St.)____ Was it on employer's premises?_______ (County) 15. What was the employee doing when injured? (Be specific. If he was using tools or equipment or County handling material, name them and tell what he was doing with the-rrL-------- Phone·-------~ 16. How did the accident occur? (Describe fully the events which resulted in the injury or occupational disease. Tell what happened and how it happened. Name any objects or substances involved and tell how they were involved. Give full details on all factors which led or contributed to the accident. (Use other side for additional space) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE 17. Describe thelnjuryor-dlseas.eTn detail and indicate the part of the body affected. (For example: amputation of right index finger at second joint; fracture of ribs, lead poisoning, etc.) 18. Name the object or substance which directly injured the employee (For example, the machine or thing he struck against or which struck him; the vapor or poison he inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or radiation which irritated his skin; or in cases of strains, hernias, etc., the thing he was lifting, pulling, pushing, etc.) ____________ ___________ p.m. a.m. Was Hour of day 19. Date of injury, or occupational disease employee paid in full for this day?_ _ _ __ 20. Was employee unable to work because of the injury or disease on any day after the day of injury If yes, give (including Sunday or any other day on which he would not usually work)? date last worked: Date_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ If yes, give date.--:-------- --------21. Has employee returned to work? per day; or $___ per week. per hour; or $ At what wage $ 22. Did employee die?: Yes _ _ No _ _ , If yes, give date of death __________ , and name and address of nearest relative ____________ ____________ __ Type - Body Part Source Date of Acci. Lag 1----- 23. Name and address of physician _ _ _~-------------------24. If hospitalized, name and address of hospital Date of report. ______ Prepared by____ _ _______ Position ____________ __ Mem}lhis 115 (10·62) �Porm SA TENNESSEE EMPLOYER'S FIRST REPORT OF WORK INJURY Important: En1ployers nn1st report ~di accidents involving a disability of over seven days to Division. I~eports nn1st be for\varded to this TJivision \vithin TEN days after knt>\vledge of accident. THE J•:MPLOYER IS HELD RESPONSIBLE IN ALL CASr:S AND FAILURE COIV1PLY IS A lHISDE:\lEf\NOR. Please n1ake this report in THIPLICf\TE so that \Ve can file copies with the Division of VV orkrnen's Compensation in your behalf. this the TO t\vo Division of \Vorkmen's Compensation Department of Labor Nashville, Tennessee UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY Memphis 3, Tenn. 400 Sterick Building, Third and Madison Streets (Answer every question fully to avoid further correspondence) EMPLOYER --r.-Naine (.Give name under which concern does business----------:c-----:-··-Unemployment Compensation 2. Mail address'--------------------~"ccount No, ________ Do not write in this space (No., Street, & City) for hire, etc. ___ men's clothes, retailing Nature of business (Manufacturing shoes, 3. _ trucking _______ Phone __________________ 4. Name of workmen's compensation insurance company UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMP ANY INJURED EMPLOYEE Social Security No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 5. Name (City or town) _ _ _ _ _ __ 6. Home Address (No. & Street) Single,_ __ (X) Married Check 9. _ 7. Age _ _ 8. Sex: Check (X) Male_ _ Female_ Department_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 10. Occupation (job title) ; No. of days worked per wee,"~---; per week 11. No. of hours worked per day 12. Wages: $--Per hour; or $_ _ per day; or $_ _ per week. If paid on other than a time basis, such as piece work or commissions, indicate the method and enter actual average weekly per week. $ earnings during the last weeks: 13. If board, lodging, or other advantages were furnished in addition to wages, state nature and per week. $ estimated weekly value: THE ACCIDENT OR EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE (City) _ _ _ __ 14. Place of accident or exposure (Number and St.) Was it on employer's premises?_______ (County) 15. What was the employee doing when injured? (Be specific. If he was using tools or equipment or handling material, name them and tell what he was doing with then-L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ----- Case No. Industry -·-·---~~·- ·-----·------·---·-·----······-··~----------··--·· 16. How did the accident occur? (Describe fully the events which resulted in the injury or occupational disease. Tell what happened and how it happened. Name any objects or substances involved and tell how they were involved. Give full details on all factors which led or contributed to the accident. (Use other side for additional space) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE 17. Describethe-fojuryor-dis-ease in detail and indicate the part of the body affected. (For example: amputation of right index finger at second joint; fracture of ribs, lead poisoning, etc.) 18. Name the object or substance which directly injured the employee (For example, the machine or thing he struck against or which struck him; the vapor or poison he inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or radiation which irritated his skin; or in cases of strains, hernias, etc., the thing he was lifting, pulling, pushing, etc.) _______________________ p.m. a.m. Was Hour of day 19. Date of injury, or occupational disease employee paid in full for this day? _ _ _ __ 20. Was employee unable to work because of the injury or disease on any day after the day of injury If yes, give (including Sunday or any other day on which he would not usually work) ? date last worked: Date._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ If yes, give date.-=---------------21. Has employee returned to work? per hour; or $____per day; or $.___ per week. At what wage $ 22. Did employee die?: Yes___No _ _ , If yes, give date of death _________ , and name and address of nearest relative _______________________ ___ Carrier Age Sex& MS Occup. Wk. Wage County Type Body Part Source Date of Acci. Lag 1----- 23. Name and address of physician ______________ - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - 24. If hospitalized, name and address of hospital _ _ __ Date of report ______ Prepared by__________ Position _____________ Memphis 115 (10-62) - ��1968 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. ShepheJtd Tate U. P. Ba.nk Bc.U.R.cllng Pne&.ldent 525-5881 F. Ctyde Lambe/Lt V.lce Pne&. 527-3587 2500 S.t~ck Bc.U.R.cllng JamM H. Ca!tmlcha.et 935 RaynVt V.lce Pne&. Ed E4Uck SoutheM Belt'. Tet. P. 0. Box 439 V.lce. Pnu . Co. & Tet. V.lce Pnu • HMotd Stunk.amp 4100 PoptM K'~,;;1~ Corrmi..64.loneJt 948-7148 V.lce Pnu. 276-5411 R. S. BakeJt Fnank w. F~hen 6289 E. Haw.thonne P. O. Box 4813 - Cno44.town S.ta.t.lon DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Atbe!Lt Tay.eon SoutheM.t SouthwM.t 526-.66) 1 Bynon CaMon 1210 Meadow.tMk lane 3565 KettMey (3(,,1,;>) Vaughan Vow 266 S. Ctevetand 276-2793 Fna.nk J. Lew.l.6 210 A4htand No nth fl 3'7' .i::/ol SU 6181 NontheM.t Mantey Cox 4956 Old SwmtVt Rd. South N. J. Fond 219 Joube!Lt C!t.l:tt. R. F. Scnugg4 C!t.l:ttenden Memo~ Ho4p. We.4.t MernphM, Ank. RES-1500 J.aM.y HU.bun 580 Vaughn Rd. Enne.4.t Abnon 348 Fay 942-4136 396-4553 J;:~:?:i--?b?,-Cjo f I ,• 948-8789 OPERATING COMMI-rl"EE CHAIRMEN F.lna.nce 274-3140 ctyde Lambe/Lt 2500 S.t~ck Bldg. Rev. MU.een Vannell 613 Un.lveMUy Adva.ncew ment HeJtb Schm<.d 379 Betha.ven Camp.lng 6 324-1351 M~y Re.lteJt 3•1' ltdw114 r~ )$'. Act.lv.ltlu Vn. Sam AndeMon 210 Jack4on Tna.ln.lng 525-2618 Ed M. E4Uck Vn. C. V. flaJAJkU 220 S. Claybnook Heal.th 6 214-2156 Sa6e.ty Ongan.lza- 521-0295 :ti.on 6 Ex.t. "~::~PubUc Ret. SoutheJtn Bell P. o. Box 439 rel: 521-3587 6 Tet. 272-9393 �Newton P. Allen CommeJLc.e T.ltee BU-ledi.ng 52 7-8311 527-6611 Roy BeU, J1t. 6027 R.lve1r. Oak Cove ~aetown, Tenn. If\~ 6'i!ll'\ Paul. Bo1tda 3868 N. Gateoway Vl[).,ve Huntelt Lane 1880 Vinton 682-3405 948-3306 J. J. Ma~on 310 G1teenway Road ffoJtman Beiu.do1t6 Comme1tc.e T.ltee Bu.U.di.ng J. T. Chandlelt 480 Llnden Sam 525-1521 May~ 331 co.eon,<.a.e W.U.Uam C. Cowan Memphi.4 Mac.1Une1ty 6 Supply 301 S. Flr.Of'l.t 527-4443 VA. Kyle C1r.uon, J1r.. 278-0657 W.U.Uam N. Mo~ 4666 Chuck 525-1531 525·3721 GeOJc,ge P. PhllU~ P. O. Box 2547 948-3381 2LO S. Claybl!.ook Raymond E. V,lc.key Na.tlonal Bank 06 Comne1tc.e 45 s. Second v1r.. ChMlu L. 370 s. Oltlean.6 v~~ John Fabelt Laclede Steel Co. 1388 N. Seventh Haltlon Fieldfi 1-60- tl1tl(i~/!a/)/' I P 1-5 Capt. W. • FR..etc.he1t NATTC - NAS Memphi.4 , Tennu~ ee 3811 5 527-6517 "-25•90"~ ~-;:JG .:3/f? I 812-1711 Ho~ 948-6626 Pl[).,c.e 807 Walke!t W.U.Uam M. Qu,lnn 434 Woodme1te Lane 948-7721 Sam P. Ryland 948-7671 105 w. F1t1tnk -5Q! f: H. V. Fonu P. Bank BU-leding 525-6361 Eugene G1r.eene1t, J1t. 22 s. Second 525-2655 R. M. Hunt Southeltn BeU Tel. & Tel. Co. P. O. Box 439 272-9301 Robeltt L. Ilr.Win~ J1r.. 347-9-·Mc.Ci:'tltkte I o. BoX /i, 0 '3 212-3343 Van Kuykendall Fede1tal B«Ud,<.ng V1t. Caltlo~ Road ::J::J.5--1y7L- I Alvin Salomon 5961 Lynnb/[).,e1r. A. A. Floyd U. 'tSi;--·S/.s~/ 5;is..:3o'1J' v1r.. W.U.Uam L. Pope, J1t. 398-2326 m=T3'735 ' 4299 Highway 51 South SM~, Af-U~. w. · ~91~ T. J. Mc.Guilr.e, 111 3658 Highland PMk Place Site::xl~ctn 8!e~y (",.At_,,Afen1'&:., 1 •RES 3efJtJ: than6a1 527-7676 Alvan F. Tate., J1r.. Scmmlt Club - l~t Na.tlonal Bank Bldg. Neuman Taylo1t 3027 Kenneth 525-2552 F. T. Thayett, III 189 Sc.ott Stlteet 321-8418 Geoltge A. Thom~on 202 Un.i.on Ave. 526-8424 MaynMd Thom~on 320 E. Cheltlty Ciltc.le po. ~"'" 1i ?;,SS - 363-2500 O~ I\ S �ThomaA H. Todd, Hotel Ch.U. c.a Jn. 525.,-4284 EIV!l H, T-i.plett Memph.U. Bani/. and Tnw.t 44 Nonth Sec.end Tn-i.ppeen, Jn. 3256 Comnenc.-<.a.e. Panfl.way R.i.c.hand A. 52:'l 1461 d l'J..- 3'11 l $;27- 7f~-~·~ t'J7a2))g: WU..Uam M. Vaughan 276-5411 P. C. Box 4823-Cnohhtown S;ta. Clyde R. Wentz 'I e. ;v\ Zit1_ ~:&e:&(itfte o"o\o u~ 272-3031 Vn. Wendel£. WhUtemone 2±2i::S PI \Im O!j:::i.'. 274-4024 I S1 JY ) ovt\... j;:::®.u_,..,__.., Vavid G. W~am6 1,c,.2 Matlonal Bani/. Bldg. w. c. Wo66ond 633 S. Cleveland ~ \<:>\ 525-8231 274-9252 ~ ~~/.~~ 1/nt~Jad:. ~·&'{- I\ �1968 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP STEERING COMMITTEE F. Clyde. Lambvtt ~ 527-3587 2500 Ste.Jt,lck BuilcUng S. She.pheJtd Tate Un.i.on Pla.nte.ltl> Bank BuilcUng 525-5881 Ed M. E6U.ck Sou.theltn Bell Te.le.phone. S Te.leg1taph Ca. · ' P. O. Box 439 Sam P. Ryland 105 w. Ca4lo6 Road 948 .. 1671 W. C. Wo6601td 32 S. Ce.n.twt.y 214-9252 F11.ank F.U he.It 276-5411 8lU. Cowan 2620 Foitut HW., Ge11111antown 527-4443 8lU. Q.u.lnn 434 Woodme1te Lane 948-7721 Roy Bell, lit. 948w8514 Thoma/I H. Todd, lit. Hotel Ch.uca. 525-4284 Boltda. 3868 N. Galloway VJU.ve 682-3405 234 GMden.i.a VIU.ve 6027 R.lve1t Oakh Cove Pa.u.t �1968 AVVISORY COUNCIL A. B. Buckvr..ldge Tenoke Builcllng 523-2451 161 Je.66eMon John A, Coopell. CheJtokee. Village., M.k. Chmu M. C1tump 1830 Exchange Buildlng Edw.ln Va.f..6 tJr.o n 905 Ken&~ngton Pta.ce 275-7879 Phil Emvr..tck 1024 T1tea.dwe.U 526-8546 V. FuUeJt P. 0. Box 5682 527-9596 R. J. M. McKMght Box 14839 - La.ma.It 274-8252 S~on Abe Scha.lt66 796 E. Pa.1tkwa.y South 458-6604 W. L. ShC'Jtpe 3431 La.ma.It 363-0361 F. T. Tha.ye1t, J1t. 327-8418 189 Scott Stile.et �1968 ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 214-3140 Revell.end /.UU.en 'OMneU. 613 Un.i.veJr..4.Uy Jamu 0. Connell. 4276 AmbeJt Lane 398-9251 683-8411 Paul G1r.eeJt 3575 Raleigh M.il.Llngton Road 218-5110 386-3540 f<.l,att£;e;;s ~;--G1ta.y ,10-H--'hl!Ui!i6e tn- x 469 -~-ruovua------~--~·l'IH'~ /,~~;~ Vav.id Mc.Law4 1971 Finley Sou.thwut 'O.ll.t!r..ic.t P.eveJtend Hu.bell.t Ru.6t C!r..lt.tenden 'OM. tll..ic.t =14 Pine We.tit Memph.i.4, AJr.fuw,a<\ Noll.th tl.ll.tll.ic.t Fe.Ux WebbeJt 3037 wa.enu.t RE5-1490 RES-1780 Road Paul. 811.ando n Sou.th 'O.iA.tll.ic.t 1634 Uy 948-5480 Home Kenneth Ku.ill.en 324-8861 685-0478 4796 Gwynne �1968 -/;z;Ln/ t ~:t~.;t;,,-' CAMPING AN1) ACT1V1TES COMMITTEE 3'78'-1 37'/ 324-7351 Ho..1r.b Schmid 3:9 Belhaven f:; /{) '" '( Ljlj I Bob Small. 4569 Cll.a.lgmont H! 9581 386-5851 Vonatd L. Be.a1td, J~. 2869 Meadow_ Lft~\,; 396-4300 398-0148 2975 Wee&J:.il&6 9ft• 388 6116 3'.}3' (;;r;-/fJl.f J,;'l_~e~,""'.f;;.'i.l 4ty:,- (l,,.,.,'Y\t6i 45' JfSI 3;}7-1.J 1(pl ~:~8 :1.iio :;1&~1,;;t /ff !k, W. E. "Vave.'' Vave.npoll.t 1517 F~n.f.ey Ellne.bt Road ~6o~d Noll.th V.i6t.IU.ct Je44e Sincea..llL Sou.th V.i6t.l!lct 840 Wh.lteha.ven Lane Willie Horton 2118 Dublin j 272-1229 ~r~~ ~111fe!fh7>) Glen Vewltt 2995 CMtey 683-2040 Camp P~omo.tlon 942-4687 363-6484 EICWlt 3104 Woodland Vlllve Sc.out Show 3'lt-«9'f ··.:.s ;i y •· 9 /t:1 I 324-9701 W-U.Uam N. Mol!M.4 Exptowg 525-7531 J.(m 4666 Chu.ck Mcvw.i.n SUu 3263 Glen Logan 526-6457 386-7356 3 ..~7- if/(,/ ..3:;;3 .. (,;,.fy bf"' �FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1968 CluWtman 521-3581 218-5511 683-8925 -:i~'-0991 5,;2/,;5"£/ 327 H 13 /; f 3 ?11.t/o J.:.m Long 7. 26 3 CM.O.le No!Lthwu.t V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t 458-5806 358-3402 Pau.e. Rodg eM 1324 Hutvc. Road Sou.thwu.t V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t 527-5292 391-0380 C!U.t.tenden V.l.o .t'!.i.c..t 'R.oeJ.....tl="ILJ\.. \\~ q0£ lJ\)-OC~~~ Vn. Rob~ Thcv:.pe 1324 M.l.o.o.l.o.o.lpp.l No!Lth V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t Sou.th V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t 5';)..\.v- d.1tpl _.,-:;,..t,,- 1105' 948-7811 948-9581 Cen.tlta.l V.l.o .t'!.i.c..t Bil-1. J enn.<.ng.o 5~'12 Gwynne WJ.Rilam C, Cowan M~.ri1ph.l.o Madu.nvc.y & SuppR.y 30! S. FMn.t Mayncv:.d Thomp.oon 320 E. Chwiy C.br.c.£.e 948-5611 521-4443 363-2500 ,f:J 7- HeJUnctn Ben.odon6 ~ 930.)- 5858 Comm.vtce Tille Bu.l.ed.lng AR.van F. Tate, Jn. 110 Swiml.t CR.ub - 1.o.t Na.t.lona.R. Ba.nil BR.dg. 521-1616 Fnanll F.l.oheJL P. 0. Box 4813 - Cno.o.o.town S.ta.t.lon 216-5411 Geo~e Ph.U.e..lp.o P. O. Box 2541 948-3381 W.lte.lam C. Wo66ond 633 S. CR.eveR.and 274-9252 W. H. V. Fonu u. P. Ba.nil Building 525-6361 W.lte.lam M. Vaughan P. 0. Box 4823 - Cno.o.o.town S.ta.t.lon 276-5411 �cIM.'1NCE COMMITTEE, Con.ti.nt•zd Sam P. Ry.e.and !05 W. Ca.!Lt'.oc Road 948-7671 W,/,l",{ c:m M• Qwlnn 948-7721 :Iv'>' 4?! (::oodmeJte Lane' .S, Sf:ephVtd fo.:te IJ • P• Ba.r-1< Bwl.e.d,ing 525-5881 l!al'.11Jn FJ.ei.lU 526-3181 '"'83 Popla!t 526-6633 5:;;l- ;Jl s 13cg_,f 3! 2 /· ,f, {! /L~f_c/t JjJJO J_frxcfa/JC (pdttu> .:;:.J1" (tkt:l'lt 1t/u:c<d,"'3Lff �HEALTH AIJD SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1968 274-2756 V1t. C. V. Hawku 220 S. c.ta.ybltook .~ 7 :J.: .J.i-1, ( G I? s _ $?£<is- 51!5 6191 ~EB 666:!J V1t. f 11a.nk Sc.o.tt 3611 Oakley Sou..thea1>.t Cluur.tu 0. Capon 3091 Nathan Nolt.thwu.t John Wctlta.ce 824 BJtOwniee Sou.thwut V11.. Chetite11. Peep.tu 300 s. Rhodu Wut M011pkl6, Mka.IWai> C!Ut.tenden 526-3416 ~ 452-2990 743-3410 452-4448 397-1442 RES-1170 RES-4425 Noll.th o';J..7-ol o1 Sou.th ().) . /:;."rQ_ ;;i ;) a ~ (J_A. ea (J/°fj (yi,(;H)k. <>YI__ {)Jr. tJ ilflCJvCf 4) kdie;n?CYLQ ) J J S. f5 .R.J!..f'...ILO <'-"·· - ~-t;_: I 0 f x 635 �LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1968 'Dlt. Sam AndVl.6on 210 Jac.lu.on Avenue 525-2618 At Gu.en.the1t 526-6886 386-4958 3092 OaJr.by Raiph 8. Cope 5592 Cottowood Sou.:theiUt 525-6636 363-4985 dc-L£,,~o ~ lii<"flaon ·.l""""t/) U NoJt.thwut '!c'.cA~ ··!ff fl &sw4 y t;,ane ·, .iL 3.:>9f ..f~r Ken Thomai. 1223 lmmn Cove Jan Thomcu. 323 E. Sltoadway wut Memph.i.4, Alr.ka.114/U Sou.tltwut 525-3511 CJt.lttenden RE5-7700 Noltth HaJtOld Hughu 334 W. 'D.Uon South 946-3638 Centltal J,(m Q.ue.Mche.t 5640 Kn.lgh.t Altnold 363-1965 Home �ORGANI7.AT10N ANV EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1968 ,-uet;F.t · 3 •1;C>d .Rqr! ff!'-92: £011 458-6806 4P ei ~Ot! 4,(1,51 E• Af:lllltt:t$ ~ :1tllfttttctt~oad i/'58-2556 358 65119 1861 fo>ticiltg # 13 SouthweAt R. B. Mcclung P, C. B;ix. Z48 RES-8379 'JJeA.t IJ.ei~ph.<.-6, MkanMl4 Robe/tt VonaR.d 134 9 WhUmo11.e Noll.th 011r.Jl..t.U Wilion South 2369 8/r.,ldgepoll.t V11., {t)/fl, 17--:: l-/ 'J.H "\ ~ cl~ ~ . ·" \ ~o.i:&J-- ,()/t. (!_f1t]Jl}.Lo.~ 0.v-;t )w,W 3 70 g <f)~a,..,,&;:J. J,rpt: /17a(. J 3 3 / {l(JLc-tU- •.,_jJ 946-4012 946-6319 �1968 COMMISSIONER STAFF 948-7748 386-0861 3ob Ba.k.eJr. 6289 E. Haw.tho1tne /[D tYD 3o,;i Call.l'lenteJt ~ ¢'.- ~)../ 363-+#tl~ BJb M.ucheU :;07 3 Ma.gevney 388-0308 Sou.the.Mt V.U.:tltlc.t 683-3405 4191 MitUn C!:.:-Jttu Ka,o1>.(.ngeJ1, '<;? 8 Awio1ta C.btde 525-0101 PC'd Pau.Uon Sou.thwu.t V.U.:tltlc.t Jof-n Hevtdln 3oi: 11, Ma.M.on M.k.a.n1>M Cll.U.tenden V.U. :tltlc.t Ge>'t11e.U !dcr.fd No!Lth V.U.:tltlc.t 1sss ca11.e.e. 2909 391-0916 391-0916 Seip~ 11>a.ae Pe.teJl,/,on 31 82 /.l.lUwood Sou.th V..U:tltlc.t Eu.gene Ha.gleJt r">~~ <g&,J J 398-0278 215-5993 1010 Randle 8-~ J-ACC'&e, G( ,~,eef- , EM.teJtn m4-1-vctnfwe. 1'7";/'J' /)) 'r1?{ ~0 f)) ~- •(,, '??;:?J& 9/ 386-+891 ,;,, ff' ':}-o/ 7 / ��CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL MEM13ERS-AT-LARGE - 1968 "A" Ab11.on, E11.ne.6.t Adam6, NU-U Aden, VII.. W. C, Ahlg11.en, F11.ank R. M.buM:y, E. A. M.exande11., V11.. J. V. A.U.en, AUen, AUen, AUen, HOJWJe.U. Newton P. IU.choJtd H. VtL, Robel!..t G. Andel1.6on, VII.. Sam B. A11.~owi., Claude A. Alr.m4.tl!.ong, V11.. Robel!..t K. Aw~umb, R-leluvi.d "B" Baleey, EdgM Rakel!., Robel!..t S, I:kvmu, Geo11.ge BlWr.y, Edwa11.d F. BM!Un.gel!., L. T. Be.et'., W. M. Ee.et'., Roy, J11.. Br.Lz, Phlllip llc:Mdo11.6, He.Jtman B.f.o ck, R-lcha11.d Boyd, Judge Mcvvlon S. B11.ake6ield, ChMte,o Btiakebill, (~~am 811.ando n, Venb y 811.eazeate, Cha!Lle,o S. BMWn, Judge Baleey Bii.own, John 811.own, L. Page BMWn, Too6, ]11., BIWWn, WhUney Buckel!.idge, A. B. BU11.ch, B11.own B~g, Nat "C" Canate, Ph« CMadine, 011.. Robel!..t S. , JIL. CMmlchael, Jamru H. Ca11.pen:te11., W. S. Cal1.6on, ByMn Cal!.6on, CM! CM.telL, A. B. CM.tee, F. Gu.thl7.ie Ca.they, OUve11. E. Caudi.U'., VII.. R. Paut "C" Chancle.e11., J. T, Ch1md.f.e11., Wyeth ChtLl!.ch, C.H. Cf.CU.bo11.ne, Taylo11. Cf.Mk, LeonMd Coleman, V11.. c. O. Cook, E. W. Coope11., Jolm A. Connell., J. O. Coopel!., Sam Cowan, W-le.ei.am C. Cox, w. P. C11.aw6011.d, A. M., S11., c11.e-0on, 011.. Kyee, 111.. C11.ump, ChMtu M. "V" OaR-0.tl!.om, Edwln VaMeU, Rev. lute.en Oav~, CU6fio11.d VickeMoii, Cal!.£ Vickey, Raymond E. OinkiM, VII.. ChMtu L. Vonwon, Rembel!..t s. Vow, Vaughan Vl!.inkcJJtd, Von "E" Emel!.ick, Phi! C. E~Uck, EdwMd M. "F" Fabel!., John Fel!.gMon, Bel!..t Fir.£~, HM!on F~heJL, Fl!.ank W. F£etelie11., Capt. w. M. Floyd, Adolph A. Fonu, w. H. O. Fo11.d, N. J. Fo1Ldyce, W. B. Fo!LtM, MU.ton Fll.ied, Stanley Futenw.lde11., V11.. HowMd FuU.e11., R. O. Futme11., Al!..thUI!., SIL. �- 2 - "K" "G" Gadbe.IU!.y, VA. E. W. GalbAea..th, W. V. GM-th!Ught, Jame-0 L., JA. GMMWJay, BAOOM N. G-U..Uea.nd, Jamu s. Gene.tte, Sldney, JA. Go.t~c.hmld, Jack P. Go~ml:th, Go.t~mlth, I. G. Jack L. GoAdon, M. M. (Jack) GAace, POJL.teA GAeeAneA, Eugene GAeen 0le.td, VA. Jack GAeh.t, Mlke Gw<1om, E. c. Gul'l.theA, HaMy B. G.U.Wand, FMnk "H" HtU.z.Up, He.My HJlioe.t.e.e, R. M. HCWJkU, VA. C. V. He6t, RobeJL.t G., JA, Hle.tt, Loulo A. Hilbun, LaMy Hoboon, Loulo Hodgu, WMne.A Hohenbe.Ag, Jue..lan Honey, Pau.t Hotl<lton, GeoAge M. Hu9hu, VA. Jame.o G. Hu,qhu, VA. John HumphAey4, VA. C. C. Hunge.A6oAd, S. E. liul'l.t, B.talA T. Huitt, Bethe£. T., JA. HUYLt R. M. Hyden, Lee "I" IngMm, W-<.Ulam 8. IllWln, Robe.At L., JA. II J" Jalenak, L. R., JA. Jame<1, Bob Jemloon, FJt.a.nk Jeml-Oon, W. V., JA, Johnoton, Wallace Jonu, VA. Paul TudoA z. KeMney, MogA. M. F. Kenney, John, JA. KlAkpatAlck, T. G. Kopald, S. L., JA. Kulken, Kenneth Kuykendall, Van H. Kopald, Jack "L II Lambe.At, F. Clyde. Lane, HunteA, JA. LedbetteA, NoAve.tl Le66.teA, Judge Wil..Uam B. Le.maote.A, EdwaAd, JA, Lewl<I, FMnk J. Loeb, HenAy, III "M" Madloon, J. J. MalloAy, B. L., 1A. Manke.A, Rlvu A. MMko, Edwln MMA, Roy M. May<1, Samue.t H. MMl«I, Sam MacVonald, Jame.o McAdam6, C. V. Mc.Connet, Nat McGehee, Jamu, JA. McKee, Loulo K. McKl'Llght, J. M. McRae, Judge RobeJL.t M. Me.ye.A, VA. A.ephonoe., JA. Mle.he.A, w. c. Montedonlco, J. v., JA. MooAe, Jamu W. Mongan, Al.ten MoJL.ton, Rev. c. Bl!i.nk.tey "N" Neal, V. C, Nlckey, Sam Noe.t, V. A. "O" Ohman, W-<.Ulam Ongl.t.t, Kenneth W. 0' Ryan, Tom 04.tne.A, Max 8. �- 3- "P" PaMol't.6, John Peppe.It, John R. Pe.1tel., PhU Pe.My, Ru.Me.U'. Ph.Ullp.&, Ge.01tge. P. Ph.let.lp.&, W.leeiam G. Pidgeon, Eugene. J. Pidgeon, J. Eve.1te..tt Piplun, Joe. Pope, V1t. W.lf£iam L., J1t. Pit.ice., V!t. Ho.tll.6 P1tyo1t, Vowning "12:' Q.uinte.n, W. L. , J1t. Quinn, W~ M. "R" P-::tchw, V!t. Wlf,£..lam H. Ranl6e.y, Jach. W. Ray, J. C. Re.c.d, Chcvrhu Rr~:A:e.1t, Mwui.ay Rhodu, V1t. Pe.y.ton N. TUch, Jack. W. Phigwet.£.d, M6g1t. Le.o H. l:~•ach, J. ThUN.iton kobe.JtU, Ge.01tge. T. Rue.Yi., V1t. Robe.ltt M. Ru..6-&e.U'., AUe.n Ru.o.&e.U'., V1t. He.n1ty E. Ryland, Sam P. "S" Salmon, John L. Salomon, Alvin Schalt.66, Abe SchM66, Jach. Schneide.Jt, ChMle.6 Se1tu.gg.&, R. F. Schadt, Ha1t1ty Shainbe1tg, MUton Shaltpe, W. L. She.Man, Elde!t L. , J1t. Sdiu.Uz, O. M. Sh.lee, Ge1tet.£.d Shultz, Robe./tt G. Shaw, Al Si6.&on, Pe..te. Sla.te1t, John W. Slavick., He.My Smith, V1t. Alvin E. Smith, My1ton W, Snowden, Robe.Jt.t G. "S" Solm6on, H. B. Spe.M, Aub1tey V. Sta6601td, Alt.thu.it V. S.talth., Jame.& E. J1t. Ste.ink.amp, Hct1told L. Steu.dlein, F1tanh. C. Stimbe.ltt, E. C. "T" Ta.te, Alvan F., J1t. Ta-te., S. Shephe.1td Taylo1t, Albe.Jtt Ta.ylo1t, Ne.umon Taylo1t, P..<.cha1t.d Thaye.1t., F. T., ]it, Thaye1t, F. T., 111 Thom01>on, Geo1tge. A, Thomp.&on, Maynct1td T.ldwel.l, He.evt.n Todd, Thoma;., H., J1t.. T1teadwe.U'., T.lm Tltiple..tt, Ectitl H. Tltippee.Jt, 1Ucha1td, J1t. Tu.ch.e.1t, J. P. Tu.1tnbu.U, V1t. Steve. Tu.1tne.1t, V1t.. Ca1t1to£. Tu.1tne1t, No1tfile.e..t R. Ty1t.e1t, V1t. Roy A., J1t.. II V" Vandelt. Ho!t6.t, The. IUgh.t Rev. John W. Vaughan, W~ M. Vo1tde.Jt B1tuegge., Judge. Howa1td "W" Wet.£.h.e.1t, A. Mac.e.o Wctlh.eJt., J. R. Wae.£.ac.e, V!t. Jamu A. Waiting, Roane., ]lr., Wax, Vit. Jame.6 A. Webb, Hctltlt.y We.U'.601t.d, Alex Wentz, C.f.yde. R. Wut, Will.lam K' , ]It.. We.t.teJt., Jimmy WhUman, Al whl.tte.mo1te., V1t. Wende.U'. L. WU/i.in6on, Ru.6-&e.U W.leee.y, Vande.n J. W.lf£iam6, Vav.ld W.lf£iam.&, E1tncot B. , ]It.. W.lf£i601td, Jud6on A, Willon, Kemnol't.6 W.lnchcote.Jt, Le.e. �- 4 - "W" Whtfietman, Hewr.y W.ltme11., Wateace Wood, Capt. Robeltt WoodbUll.y, HaMy Wooten, Hoyt, B. W1tay, Andltew M. Wrmde!t.Uch, Ray Wunde!t.Uch, Al Wunde!t.Uch, WaUe!t. WUJtzbUll.g, Reg~nald �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE - 1969 "A" "C" Abtton, Ettne.&.t Adam.1, Nu.el Aden, Vtt. W. C, Ah.e.gtten, Fttank R. Af.bwi;ty, E. A. Af.exandett, Vtt. J. V. AU.en, HMWeet AU.en, New.ton P. AU.en, IUchattd H. AU.en, Vtt. Robelt.t G. AU.en, Wil.Uam B. Ande!L6on, Vtt. Sam B. A~irroWt, CCaude A. k7'Vi:,/;1wng, Vtt. Robelt.t K. kti6 w;1b, IUchattd A Ot" N6T"©l-i j t<\ ILYb/0 t:'' "B" Ba-i..eey, EdgM Bakett, Roolir...t Ball.nu , Go.l' ttg e BM!ty, Ed:raJtd F. Tla.IVUngett, L. T. Beet, W. M. Beet, Roy, Jtt. Belz, Phil.Up Ben.6 dott6, HeJtman Block, IUc.hattd Botten, Jamu, Jtt. Boyd, Judge Mattfon S. B1tad601td, Vavid H. Bttake.6ield, Chatt.eu Bnakcb~, WilUam Bnandon, Venby Btteazea.ee, Cha!tleti s. Bnown, Judge Ba-i..eey Bltown, John BMWn, L. Page Bnown, Too6, Jtt. Bttown, Wh..l.tney BMwn.tee, M<.ke c. Buc.k~dge, A. B. BU!tc.h, BMWn B~ng, Na.t s. "C" Canale, PltU Caltmic.hae.e, Jamu H. CMpen.tett, W, S• CaJU>on, ByMn CaJU>on, Ca!tl Calr...tett, A. B. CM.tett, SandeM CM.tee, F. Gu:thJr,i,e Ca.they, O.Uvett E. Caucllt l, Vtt. R. Paul Chandeett, J. T. Chandeett, Wye.tit Chuttclt, C. H. CCa-i.bottne, Tay.loft CCattk, Leonattd Coleman, Vtt. C. V. Cook, E. W. Coopett, John A. Connett, J. 0. Coopett, Sam Cowan, Wil.Uam C. Cox, w. P. CMW6ottd, A. M., Stt. Cttuon, Vtt. Kyle, Jtt. Cttuon, LMJty, Jtt. C1tU111p, Chatt.eu M, Cunn.lngham, Mleu "V" Va.U.tltom, Edwin Vattneet, Rev. M<..e.een Vav.W, C.U.6601td VeMette, Mc.CctJt,thy Vtt. Vic.keMon, Ca1r,e Vic.key, Ra!l»lor.d E. Vinkin.6, Vtt. CltM.eu L. Vix.on, CCyde H. Vone.b..on, Rembeir...t S. Vow, Vaughan Vltinka1td, Von "E" Emeltiek, PltU C, Edwattd M. E~.Uc.k, "F" Fabett, John Beir...t Fie.ed6, Hatt.eon Finc.hett, Robeir...t K. F.Whett, Fnank W. F.Whett, John T., III F.le.tehett, Cap.t. W. M. Floyd, Adolph A. Fogleman, Julian B. FeJt.g~on, �II - 2 - F" Fonu, w. H. v. Fo1td, N. J. Fo1tdyee, w. B. Fotr:t:cui , Mllton Fulenw.ldeJt, VJt. HoWaJtd Fu.lf.eJt, R. V. FubneJt, M:thW!., Sit. "]" Jalenak, L. R. ,Jtt. Jamu, Bob Je.m.Uon, F1tank Z. Je.m.Uon, W. V., ]Jt, Jenn.lngl>, Wi..tllam K. John1>.ton, Wa.e.R.ac.e Jone<>, VJt. Paul Tu.dolt "G" "K" GadbeJt.Jt.y, VJt. E. W, Galb1teath, w. V. GM.tWgh.t, Jamu L., ]Jt, GMy, Jack. Gao1>away, B1toolu. N. GU.W.and, F1tank. GU.W.and, Jamu S. Gene.t.te, S.ldney, JJt. Go.e.dl> c.hmld, Jack. P. Go.e.cll>mlth, 1. G. Go.e.cll>mlth, Jack. L. Golt.don, M. M. (Jack.) Git.ace, PoJt.teJt GJteenVL, Eu.gene G1teen6.leld, VJt. Jack. GJteh.e, Mlk.e G1u.1<1om, E. c. Gu.n.the1t, HMJt.y 8, "H" Ha.lz.e.i..p, HenJty HamlUon, Edclle Ha.JVl..i.I>, Ced.e L. Hawk.u, VJt. c. V. He6.t, Robelt.t G., ]Jt, /!,i,e.t.t, Lou.<A A. Nilbu.n, LMJt.y Hobl>on, Lou.<A Hodgu, WMneJt HohenbVLg, Ju..e.lan HoU.l-6, Sam B. !frmey, Paul i·hu.1>.ton, Geo1tge M. Hu.ghu, VJt. Jamu G. Hu.ghu, VJt. John Hu.mphtteyl>, VJt. C. C. Hu.nge1t.601td, S. E. Hu.n..t, BR.Mlt. T. Him.t, Bethel T. , ]Jt, Hun.t, R. M. Hyde.n, Lee HM<ieUe, R. M. ¥+Ot..i.-Dtt\Al'J "1" 1 'PRAkJF:, C# 11tw.ln, RobeJt.t L., ]Jt. KeaJtne.y, M6gtt, M. F. Kenny, John, ]Jt, K.<.Jtkpatlt.lc.k, T, G. K.lnney, Jame<> A Kopald, S. L., JJt. Ku..lken, Kenne.th Ku.yke.ndaU, Van H. Kopald, Jack "L" Lalman, J. EdwMd Lambe1t.t, F. CR.yde Latham, Vavan.t Lane, Hu.n.teJt, Jtt, Ledbe.t.te.Jt, No1tveU Le.e., Shelby R., ]Jt, Le66R.e1t, Judge. w.<..e.Uam B. Lema<>.teJt., Edwa1td, JJt. LewM., Flt.Mk J. Loeb, Hentty, III Lux, Hentty E, "M" Maclll>on, J, J. Ma.e.R.otty, B. L., III MankeJt, R.lvu A. MM/u., Edw.ln MMkham, Jame<> 6, MaM, Roy M. May1> , Samuel H. MMlu., Sam Mac.VonaR.d, Jame<> Mc.Adam.!>, C. V. Mc.Connel, Nat McGehee, Jamu, JJt, Mc.Kee, Lou.<A K. Mc.Kn.lgh.t, J, M. Mc.Rae, Judge RobeJt.t M. Meye1t, V1t. A.epho~e., JJt, Mlehe1t, w. c. Mon.tedon.lc.o, J. V., ]Jt. MooJte, v11.. Jamu A. Moo11.e., Jamu W. Mo11.gan, AU en Moll..ton, Rev. C. BJt.lnkR.ey Moye11.1>, W. R. �- 3 - "N" Neat, V. C. N-lckey, Sam Noel, V. A. Notow.Uz, Max t-Jl:A.\<q,,:i , ,;, v "S" C\,\cl\\:iii,l' . 'ft "O" Ohman, W~am 011.91..f.l, Kenneth W. O'Ryan, Tom 01>tneJt, Max B. "P" Pa11.1>on1>, John PeppeJt, John R. Pell.el, PhU Pell.II.ff, RMI> ell Pe11.1>on, Cwitlo, J11.. Ph,lU,lp1>, Geo11.ge P. Ph,lU,lp1>, W~am G. P-ldgeon, Eugene J. P-ldgeon, J. Eve11.ett P-lpk-ln, Joe Pope, V11.. W~am L., 111.. PIL-lc.e, V11.. Holl.v.. P11.yo11., Vown,lng Pyeatt, Wayne W. II Q." Q.u,lnlen, W. L. , JI!., Q.u,lnn, W~am M. "R" Rachell>, V11.. W~am H. Ram1> ey, Jac.k W, Ray, J, C. Reed, ChMi.u Rdte!r., MUMay Rho du, V11.. Peyton N. R-lclt, Jack W. R-lggan, Chalt.lu s. R-lngwa£.d, M6911.. Leo H. Roach, J. Thu.Mton Rabell.ti>, Geo11.9e T. Rob,ln1>on, Halt.old M., 111.. Ruc.h, VIL. Robel!.t M. RMl>ell, Allen RU1>1>ell, VII., Hen11.y E. Ryland, Sam P. Sctfuion, John L. Salomon, Ae v-ln Scha11.6 6, Abe Scha11.66, Jack SchnudeJt, ChMi.u Se11.u991>, R. F. Schadt, HaMy Sha-lnbeJtg, MLtton Sha11.pe, W, L. Shea11.on, Elde11. L., 111.. Shelton, H. Clay, 111.. Sc.huUz, 0. M. Sh-lU, GeJta£.d Shultz, Robel!.t G. Shaw, Ae S.V..1>on, Pete SlateJt, John W. Slav-lc.k, Hen11.y Sm-Uh, V11.. Alv,ln E, Sm.uh, My11.on W. SmUh, Gene Snowden, Robel!.t G. So&l>on, H, B. SpeM, Aub11.ey V. Sta66011.d, All.thUI!. V. Sta11.k, Jamu E., J11.. Stunk.amp, Ha11.old L. Steudlun, F11.ank Stimbel!.t, E. C. c. "T" Tate, Alvan F., JI!., Tate, s. ShepheJtd Taylo11., Alb el!.t Tayloll., Newnan Tayloll., R-lc.ha11.d Thaye11., F. T., J11.. ThayeJt, F. T., III TlwmM, A. Jan, J11.. Thoma1>on, Geo11.9e A. Thomp1>on, Mayna11.d Tidwell, HeMn Todd, Thoma1> H., lit.. T1t.eadwell, Tim Ttiezevant, Stanley H., ]Jt.. Tl!.-lplett, Ealt.l H. T/r.-lppeel!., R-lc.hMd, }Jt.. TuckeJt., J. P. TUl!.nbu.U, V1t.. Steve TUJt.nell., Vlt.. Ca11.11.ot TUJt.nell., Judge Kenneth A. TU11.ne11., No1t.6leet R. Ty1t.e11., V11.. Roy A., J11.. �- 4 ,, V" Van Helt6h, Bill VandeJt Holt6t, The IU.ght Rev. John W. Vaughan, W.U.Uam M. Vo11.deJt 811.uegge, Judge Howall.d "W" Wai.keJt, A. Mac.ea Wai.ku, J. R. Wai..tac.e, V11.. Jameo A. Wa!Ung, Roane, JI!.. Wax, Vi!.. Jameo A. Webb, HaNr.IJ We.U.6oAd, Alex Wentz, Clyde R. Wut, W.U.Uam K., JI!.. We:tteJt, J.lrtmy WhaLw~, Hcvwld J. Wlulman, Ae Whlt:temo11.e., Vi!.. Wende.U. L. WillUYL6on, Ru.\J..e.ll Wille y, Vande.n J. W.U.Uam6 , Vav-ld W-lUlamJ.., Ell.nut B., JI!.. W.U.U.6011.d, Judoon A. Wmo n, Joe Wmo n, KemnoM W-lnc.hu.tu, Lee W-lnkelman, Henl!.IJ w.ume11., Wal..tac.e. Wood, Capt. Robe.11..t H. WoodbUl!.y, HMl!.y Woo.ten, Hoyt B. w11.ay, Andl!.ew M. Wundei!.Uc.h, Ray Wunde.11.Uc.h, Al Wundei!.Uc.h, Wal.tel!. WU11.zbU11.g, Re.g-lnai.d �1969 BALLOT FOR EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS New.ton P. AUen W.le.Uam 6. AUen Sam 6, AndeJt.6 on Roy BeU, 111... Pau.t Bo11..da. Jamu H. CMmlcha.et J, T. Cha.ndle.11.. Kyle C11..uon, 111... MU..een VM.ne.U Raymond E. Vickey Clyde H. Vixon HM.lon Field!, Eugene G11..eene11.., 111... John HM.din Robeh...t L. IJU»in, J11... W.le.Uam K. J enning.1> Hun.tell.. Lane, J11... P.en11..y Loeb, III J. J. Madi./ion Sam Ma.11..k./i Samuee H. Ma.y.1> T. J. McGuill..e, III {'llAX Not&>"-' t TZo RuMeU Pe.My CUh..ti.6 Pe!L6 on, Jh... Geo11..ge P. P~p./i W. G. Ph.le.Up.I> Joe Pipkin W.le.Uam L. Pope, J11... Wayne W. Pyea..t.t W.le.U(U)hM. Ouinn Al.I-A>-' f"'U 5 5'Ji' &et.Sam P. Ryland Alvin Sa.loma.n He11..b Schmid R. F. SCJtugg.1> A.eva.n F. Ta.te., J11... S. She.phe.11..d Ta..te. Ne.umon Tayloh.. F. T. Thaye.11.., III Geoh..ge A. ThomMon Ma.yna.11..d Thomp.1>on ThomM H. Todd, J11... S.ta.n.ee.y H. T11..e.zeva.n.t, J11... Richa.11..d A. Th..ippe.e.11.., J11... Wendell Whi.t.temo11..e HM.old J. Wha.lwn Vavid G. W.le.Uam6 W. C. Wo66011..d DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Cla.y Shel.ton, Sou.the.Mt Va.ugha.n Vow, Ea..1>.te.11..n F11..a.nk J. Le.W.V.., Noh.th Mike C. 611..ownle.e., Ch..U.tenden_ _ __ E11..nu.t Ab11..on, Cen.th..a.l 6y11..on Ca.Mon, Sou.thwu.t Manley Cox, No11...the.a..1>.t N. J. Foh..d, Sou.th LMh..y HUbun, Noh...thwu.t �1968 COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. She.pheJLd Ta.te., PILu.ldent 1. H. CaJunlc.ha.el. - V.lc.e. PILU. RtM.6ell Pe.MIJ - V.lc.e PILU . Ed ~lic.k. - V.lc.e. PJr.U. HaJW.l.d St:e.,i,.nk.amp - V.lc.e PJr.U . FJt.a.nk. W. F.l.6heJL - V.lc.e. PILU. MUJrJutfJ Re.lteJL - V.lc.e. PJtU . F. Clyde. LambeJLt - V.lc.e. PILU. And!Lew M. Wl[a.IJ - TILeahuJLeJL R. S. Ba.k.VL - Comnl.6.&.loneJL E1r.nut: Ab1r.on He.MIJ Loeb, 11I Newton P. Allen 1. 1. Ma.cll6on V1r.. Sam AndeJL.6on TUvu A. Ma.nk.eJL RotJ Be.U., JJr.. Sam M~ Paul Bol'l.da. Sam Ma.y.& Hvrma.n Ben.6do1t6 T. 1. McGu.iJLe., III BtJl'l.O n Ca.Mon William N. MoJL!t.l.6 1. T. ChandleJL Ge.ollge P. Ph-U..Up.6 William C. Cowa.n VIL. William L. Pope, ]Jr.. Manley Cox VIL. Holi.l6 PIL.lc.e. VIL. Kyle. C1tuon, 11t. William M. Quinn Rev. MU.ten Va.1r.ne.U. -Sam P. Ry.f.a.nd Ra.CJtlond E. V.lcke.y Alv.ln Sa.l.omo n VIL. ChaJtl.u L. V.ln#U.nl, HeJLb Schmid Vaughan Vow R. F. SCJw.gg.6 John Fa.be.It Alva.n f. Ta.te, 11t. HaJtl.on F.le!<U Albe/Lt Ta.qloJr. Ca.pt. W. M. Fletche1t Neuman Ta.qloJr. A. A. Floyd F. T. Tha.qeJL, 11I W. H. V. Fonu Ge.ollge A. Thoma.hon N. 1. Fo!Ld Ma.qna!td Thomp.&on EaJtl. H. TIL.lple:tt Eugene G1te.ene1t, J1t. John HaJr.d.in R.lc.fuvtd A. TIL.lppe.eJL, ]Jr.. VJt. C. V. Hawk.u Thomah H. Todd, 11t. La.My HUbun William M. Vaughan R. M. Hunt Clyde. R. Wentz RobeJLt L. IIUAJ.ln, ]IL. VIL. Wendell WfU.:ttemo1r.e. Van Ku.tjk.e.nda..U. Va.v.ld G. WU,.Uarn.6 Hu.nteJL La.ne w. C. Wonfio!td FJt.a.nk 1. Lw.l-6 A. B. Bu.c.k.e.IL.ldge. John A. CoopeJt ChaJtl.u M. C!Wmp Eclwin Va.l.6.t:ltom PhU Eme.IL.lck AVVISORY COUNCIL R. V. CHICl<A.SAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERI CA ANNUAL RECOGNITION VINNER FUUVL J. M. Mc.Kn.lght 7 P.M., MARCH 7, 1968 Abe Scha.Jr.H W. L. Shtvr.p f. T. Tha.qeJL, ]IL. ELLIS AUVITORIUM, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 4789 �- - - P R 0 G R A M- TO THE VEVICATEV VOLUNTEER SCOUTERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL PRESIVING - S. SHEPHERV TATE, PRESIVENT 196 7 Wa.6 a.no:thell g1r.ea.:t yeaJt.. !,oil oWL Council. a& ev.f..denc.ed by :the 6a.d -t:ha.-t: we ha.ve eaJt..ned :the na;li.onal "B1r.ea.k.thltou.gh FoJr. Youth" awaJtd 6oJr. :the .tlUJtd c.ort.6ec.<.Ltl.ve fJea.Jt. n We a.Ile pJr.Ou.d 0 OWL a.c.h.f..evement.6 .in many altea.6 OI, OWL pMgMm, but: oWL gJr.ea.:tu.t a.c.c.ompfuhmen.t 601t :the fJea.Jr. WM ma.king Sc.outing a.vaila.ble fpJr. 1129 molte boy.& in 52 a.dcli;Uortal wU..:t6. We ha.ve 1r.ea.c.hed a.n a..U. .t-Orre h.f..gh .in .6ellv.f..c.e :to botj.6 wi:th 15, 244 a.c;tlvely ertMUed .in :the Cou.nc.il. OPENING CEREMONY-------- ----- ----- - - - "A BOY REMEMBERS" INVOCATION--- -- - ----- -- ------ - - ------VJt. Wa.l:t.ell E. MiJ.ic.hk.e PM:toJt, Mu.t.e..in.6 Met.ho cU6 t ChWLc.h . V I NNER SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS: l,a.c.:to!L6 ha.ve c.on..tJU.but:ed :to oWL gJr.ea.:t pMgJr.U.6, wUh :the gJtea.:tu:t .&ingle 6a.c.:to1t be.lng :the dedic.at:e.d J.iellvic.e Jr.ende1ted bfJ :the 5600 volu.n:teeJt Sc.out:eM who 6a.i.th6u.Uy c.a.JtJty out: :theill 1r.uport.6ibil.ili..u ea.c.h weer.. 06 :the fjeaJt.. . Many a.Jr.e mo.&:t glta.:te6u.l 6oJr. :the exc.eUen.t wo1tk. done by eveJty volu.n.teeJt, but: we expJtUJ.i .bpec.ial :tha.nk..6 :to oWL We u.rtU tea.de.IL6 who wo1tk. a.c;tlvely wi:th oWL boy.&. Without: :the. 6a.i:th6u.£. pe1t60Mtanc.e 0 n :thU e dedic.a.:ted VO£. U n.teeJt lea.deM Li.ti:!e pMgJr.eM would be ma.de. We. .&al.u.te. e.velly Sc.out:ell !,oil :the. job he ha& done. :t.o help oWL Counc..f..£. gJr.OW and plr.0.6 pell. We. enc.oWLa.ge fJOU :to k.ee.p up :the good wo1tk. a& we ha.ve mu.c.h moJte :to do. We ha.ve a.n obligation :to ma.k.e :the ve1ty bu:t po.6.&ibte Sc.out:ing p1r.ogJtam a.va.lia.ble !,oil eveJty bo tJ .in OWL Council.. V.f..J.i:tJtid Velegatiort.6 Se1tv.lc.e Cen.teJt Sc.hoot N..i..gh:t. no!t Sc.o<.Ltlng Alvan F. Ta.:te, ]Jr.. TJr.a.in.ing FeUow.&h.f..p SILVER BEAVER AWARVS----- - -- - -- - -----Alva.n F. Ta.:te, JJt. Cha..f..Mta.n, SitveJt Be.a.Veit Conmi.:t..tee INTROVUCTION OF SPEAKER-- - - --- --- -- --Ric.ha.Jr.d L. Newcomb Reg.lortal Sc.out: Exec.u.:ti.ve AVVRESS ANV PRESENTATION OF NATIONAL BREAKTHROUGH FOR YOUTH AWARV--------- - -- -- ------ - ---A.e.den G. Ba.Jr.bell Chie6 Sc.out: Exec.uUve BolJ Sc.ou:t..6 of, Ame.Jtic.a. Ma.fJ :the LoJtd blu.& fJOu. .in fJOWL e6 6oJr.h. s. ShepheJtd Ta.:te PJr.Uiden:t CLOSING CEREMONY �E. L. Will.-iam6 oti C. A. 1\ZIUYl.6 on • T~E S1LVER BEAVER AfJJARV Cluvti.u Chatman R. V. Fu.ltelt Ke~meth llumplVt2.IJ.6 J . L Ro be.Jl...Uon Cha.Jllu C. llamtl..11 J. £. R. Sawide..'1.6 Robe/Lt Slto!tU Re.ve/t~Jtd H.vr.Juj WltU.111116 H. i\i. r!ob..&tlion. 011.. Ja·m4 A. W~tce Al n1tec1 :.>. i.SGW?lru l i3o aken r. lJa.rik.6 {v.UUam i3. Foll.dyer!. AloeM C. Leiui..6 T. J. McGu..U:.e, I1 I S.i.i..veJt Be.a.veJt. awM.d.6 6011. rJ..iA.t<.ngui.Alte.d ..svw..i.c.e to boyhood aJt.e plte&en.te.d each ljeo.JL upon nomi.n.a.U.ott o6 tlte toe.al. coLL1teA.i and a.ppJtova.l o 6 the. Na.:Uovt.al Counill . Th.i..Ji ru.tYlltd .<-6 tnade. 601t no.te.wo4thCJ .& e1tvi c.e o 6 exc.ep U.o•ta.t c.haJt.acteJr. tn boyhood wilJUn .the. c.ou11c,U. CIU.c.kMaw Counc.il.. ..i...6 e.x.t:Jr..eme.i..y p1t.oud. a 6 :tho6 e.. dedi..c.a.te.d Seou.tell..6 wh.o ha.ve e..a!U'1ed tJUA h.i.gh honoJt. "' • V4. J. C. Ayfllth • C. T. Mc.Cabe • Ge.£)1tge P. Phill..lp-6, S11.. John T. Mo1tgan * * * * John E. Rob~ HaNttj Webb • • * * F. Joe Flanagan Ro bVt-t G. Ram6l.llf, Sit. Edwin V~tJwm R. Von StWie.n C. lvLt.hUJt 8JWc.e W.i...lU.a>t1 "4. 0..i..xon Rev . J . A. Mc.Va.niel ~J . P. Ke.nwo.Jt;tl l!J Lloyd Chwtdt J. M. Mc.Kn.i..g h.t R!A44e.U. PVt/l..Y Paul. t301tda. L. IftW.i..n , J1t. J. W. Hall.!lrJ ] Jr. . Cidy.ton * Cl.cu.tde. 8 en.. J . s . Ail.en. * Joh'1 A. Angu.6 CltaJtle.t. IA . Ctwmp * O~. B. E. Jae.ob~ Abe sc.hali.n6 Rob eJit 1oJ1Y1.&orr • Bob Voz..i.u S-impk..l~ Noble Ga.t.U.n Hm4XVtd M. Gil.Ube. R. C. Ma.y1. J . 0. Te.iitn.i.6on, ]Ir.. * E. C. BeNt.y I . G. Goi~mlth P. Ha.ll.U:iaw F. L. Chilite.nbwr.y VECEASEV RobeJL-t G. Shu.Ltz, J1t... A. Ben Oil.gel CtaJr.ke Phil. Eme.!Uck Ja.c~ P. Goi.<U c.lunid J. G• Ga.te.6 * 8'tuc.e. W. Ew.Utg J. &ta.di] WU.e.y E. C. G~.6om M. M. Huc.ka..be.e A. E. Mc.1nty1te M. W. Bonnell A. 8. CaJr;teJL W. L. Shaltpe Rob~tt Joe.. HoppeA • w. f.6 .tell C• W• TU:lt.eime.yeJL VJt.. T. S. EU.Ot * P. A. w. Rob VL.t BJtown C. H. Chwr.ch • H. M. Cia.y.ton Alvan F. T<Lte, A. K. BUMcW T. RobVLt Ac.kle.n J. L, R. Falt..6click A, V. 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BallcJW JmreA Stoku Richa.itd W• Glt.ew. Riclu.vtd F. SCJW.ggfi AndJtew W• w1UVJ A. B. Bu.~olu::t Samu~ n.t P. Rylo.n.d Alv.i.n Sai.cmon Ha.JtOi.d Pa.ytte � 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 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. NOMZNf,TIONS FOR COUNCIL MEMllERS-1\T-LARGE - 1968 "A" Ab!f.on, Elf.nut Adamo, NuU Aden, VIL. w. c. Aheg!f.en, F1ta.nk R, Ae.bWLty, E. A. Ae.exanden, VIL. J. V. AU.en, Hcuw!e.U Aleen, Newton P. AU en, !Uc.ha!Ld H. AUen, VIL. Robent G. Ande.JU>on, VIL. Sam B, A:m1owi., c.eaude. A. Mm6.tJumg, VIL. Robe!f.t K. Aw.6wnb, lUc.ltM.d "B" BcU.eey, EdgM Ral<en, Robeltt s. i:1cvr.nu, Geo!f.ge Bewr.y, EclwMd F. Ba1t11hige.1L, L. T. Beet, W. M. Bill, Roy, J!f.. Belz, PhltUp llcl't.6do1t6, He!!rrtan B.f.o ck, !Uc.hand Boyd, Judge MaJt-i.on S. Bltal<e.6~eld, ChM.iet. B:;.a.l<ebm, W.ltllo.m BMndon, Venby B!Leaze.a.ee, Cha!tlet. S. Bnown, Judge BcU.ee.y B1town, John B!f.oWn, L. Page. B!f.own, Too6, J!f.. BMWn, WhUney Buc.k~dge, A. B. BWLc.h, B!f.oWn B~ng, Nat "C" Canate, Phu. CaM~ne, VI!.. Robe!Lt S., JI!.. Ca!tmlc.hael, Jamet. H. CMpenten, w. s. CaMon, Bynon CaMon, Caltl Caltte1t, A. B. CM-tee, F. G~e Cathey, OUve!f. E. Caucllle., VI!.. R. Pau.£ "C" Chand.ee!L, J. T. Chandfe!f., Wye.th Chtt!tc.h, C.H. C.Ca,i.bo!f.ne., Tay.Coif. C.ect!f.I<, LeonMd Co.Ce.man, Vn. c. V. Cook, E. W. Coope.n, John A. Conne.!f., J. O. Coope.!L, Sam Cowan, W.ltllo.m C. Cox, w. P. C1LaW601td, A. M., Sil. C!f.Uon, VIL. Kyte., J!f.. Cnump, Chan.cu M. "V" Va..fAbr.om, Edw.ln VMneet, Rev. Millen Vav~, CU6601Ld V~c.l<eMon, CM£ V~c.k2y, Raymond E. V~n~n.6, VIL. Chaltlet. L. Vonwon, RembVtt S. Vow, Vaughan VMnkct!td, Von "E" Eme~ck, PIUl C. E.6Uck, Ee/wand M. II F" Fabe.It, John Fe.1tgu..6on, BVtt F ~r...ed.6, Han.eon FMhVL, F!Lanl< W. F.Cetche.!L, Capt. W. M. Floyd, Ado.Cph A. Fonet., W. H. V. Fo!Ld, N. J. Fo!Ldyce, W. B. FolttM, M.llton FMed, Stanley FU..Cenw.lden, VI!.. HoWMd FuLee11., R. V. Fu.£me11., MthWL, SI!.. (A "G" GadbeJVr.y, Vn. E. W. Galbnea.th, W. V. GaM:h!Ught, Jame-6 L. , Jn. GM6away, Bnook.6 N. Gil..Uea.nd, Jamu s. G~ne.tte, Sldney, Jn. Gold-6chmld, Jack P. Gold-6mlth, I. G. Gold-6mUh, Jack L. Gondon, M. M. (Jack) Gnace, Po It.ten Gneennen, Eugene Gneennleld, Vn. Jack Gnehl, Mlke G.U-06om, E. C. Gun.then, Hanny B. G.ltl.<1.and, Fnank "H" HalZ.Up, Henny Hi,MeUe, R. M. Hawku, Vn. c. v. Hent, Robeltt G., Jn. Hle.tt, LouMi A. Hllbun, Lanny HobAon, LouMi Hodgu, Wannen Hohenbelr.g, JuUa.n Honey, Paul HoUL>ton, Geonge M. Hughu, Vn. Jamu G. Hu._qhu, Vn. John Humphney6, Vn. C. C. Hu.ngen6ond, S. E. liu.n.t, Blaln T. Hunt, Bethel T., Jn. Hunt R. M. Hyden, Lee "I II Ingnam, w~ B. IJtWln, Robeltt L., Jn. "Jll Jalenak, L. R., Jn. JameA, Bob Jeml-6on, Fnank Z. Jeml-6on, w. V., Jn, John6ton, Wallace Jo nu, Vn. Paul Tudon - 2 - "K" Keanney, M6g/f.. M. F. Kenney, John, Jn. Klnkpa.tnlck, T. G. Kopald, s. L., Jn. Kulken, Kenneth Kuykendall, Va.n H. Kopald, Jack II L II Lambe.Jt.t, F. Clyde Lane, Hun.ten, Jn. Lcdbe.ttelf., Nonvett Le66len, Judge W.utlam B. LemM.ten, Edwand, Jn. Lewl6, Fnank J. Loeb, Henny, III "M" MadUon, J. J. Mallony, B. L., Jn. Ma.nken, Rlvu A. Mank.6, Ecfw,ln Mewt, Roy M. May6, Samuel H. MMk-6, Sam MacVonald, Jamu McAdam6, C. V. Mcconnel, Na.t McGehee, Jamu, Jn. McKee, LouMi K. McKnlght, J. M. McRae, Judge Robelt-t M. Meyen, Vn. Alphon6e, Jn. Mlehen, w. c. Mon.tedonlco, J. V., Jlf., Moone, Jamu W. Mo1tgan, AUen Molt.ton, Rev. C. Blf.lnktey "N11 Neal, V. C. Nlckey, Sam Noel, V. A. 11011 Ohman, WllUam Olf.gllt, Kenneth W. O'Ryan, Tom 0.6tnelf., Max B. II P" PaMoM, John Peppett, John R. Pettel, Phil. PeMy, Ru.Mete Phil.Llp6, Geottge P. Ph,(i.Up6, William G. Pidgeon, Eu.gene J. Pidgeon, J. Evettet.t Pip/Un, Joe Pope, Vtt. William L., Jtt. P/t-lc.e, Vtt. HoUM. Pttyott, Vown-lng "Q" Quine.en, w. L., Jtt. Qu.-lnn, William M. "R" Pac.hel6, Vtt. William H. Ra.m6 ey, Jac.k. W. Rau, J. c. Re.o_d, Cha!Llu Re..Uett, Mu.1t1tay Rhodu, Vtt. Peyton N. R.Lc.h, Jac.k. W. ~~119wa.f.d, M6gtt. Leo H. 1:,1ctc.h, J. ThuM.ton Robettt6, Geottge T. Ru.c.h., VIL. Robe/Lt M. Rw.i6e.U, AUe.n Rw.i6e.U, Vtt. Hentty E. Ryland, Sam P. 11s11 Salmon, John L. Salomon, Alvin Sc.hM66, Abe Sc.hatt66, Jac.k. s c.hnudett, Chatte.u Sc.1tu.gg6, R. F. Sc.hadt, Ha1t1ty Sha-lnbettg, Milton ShMpe, W. L. Sheatton, Eldett L. , Jtt. Sr..i;u.Uz, 0. M. Shill, Getta.f.d Shultz, Robe/Lt G. Shaw, Al S-l66on, Pe..te Slatett, John W. Sla vic.k., H entty Smah, Vtt. Alvin E. smah, Mytton w. Snowden, Robettt G. - 3 - II S" Solm6on, H. B. Speatt, Au.bttey V. Sta6601td, Altthu.tt V. Stattk., Jame.& E. Jtt. stunk.amp, Hattold L. steu.dlwi, F ttank. c. St-lmbettt, E. C. llT11 Tate, Alvan F., Jtt. Tate, s. Sheph.ur.d T cr.ylott, Albe/Lt Taylott, Neuman Taylott, P..lc.hattd Thayett, F. T., Jtt. Thayett, F. T., III Thoma6on, Geottge A. Thomp.&on, Maynattd Tidwe.U, Heattn Todd, ThomM H., Jtt. Ttteadwe.U, Tim T!t-lple.:t..t, Eatte. H. Tlt-lppeett, P..lc.hattd, Jtt. T u.c.k.ett, J. P. Tu.ttnbu.U, Vtt. Steve Tu.ttnett, Vtt. Ca1t1to.t Tu.ttnett, /Jottfilee..t R. Tyttett, Vtt. Roy A., Jtt, II v11 Vandett Ho!t6.t, The Right Rev. John W. Vaughan, William M. Vottdett Bttu.egge, Judge Howattd "w11 Wa.f.k.ett, A. Mac.co Wa.f.k.ett, J. R. Wa.Uac.e, Vtt. Jamu A. Waiting, Roane, Jtt. Wax, Ott. Ia.mu A. Webb, Ha1t1ty We.U~ottd, Alex we.ntz, Clyde R. We.1.>t, William K., Jtt. Wettett, Jimmy Whltman, Al Whlttemotte, Vtt. Wende.U L. W.U./Un6on, Ru..&.&e.U WlUey, Vanden J. William.6, Vavid William.&, Ettnu.t B., Jtt. W.le.U6ottd, Jud6on A. W.le.-Oon, Kemmon6 W.lnc.hu.tett, Lee "W" Wbtk.elman, Hewr.y W.UmeJI., WaU.ac.e Woad, Capt. Rabeltt WaadbWLy, HaNty Wooten, Hoyt, B. W11.ay, And!i.ew M. Wu.ndeJi.Uc.h, Ray Wu.ndeJi.Uc.h, Af WtrndeJl.Uc.h, Wal.teJI. Wu.!i.zbWLg, Reg~na!d - 4 - ERNEST M. KENNY MANAGER UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY MEMPHIS OFFICE 1200 STERICK BUILDING, MEMPHIS 1. TENN .. P. O. BOX 218 TEL.EPHONE: JACKSON 5-0701 March 17, 1967 Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America, Inc. 612 M & M Building YOUR EMPLOYE ACCIDENT DATE Leon Mouton J;!.10-67 Memphis, Tennessee Medical report received from Dr. indicates that he rendered professional services to your employe as result of injury received by accident while in the course of his employment. We have not received a report of this accident as required by the Workmen's Compensation Law. Please complete the enclosed form copies and return to us promptly that we may make proper disposition of the case. To facilitate the handling of claims by injured employes, we would appreciate the prompt reporting of all accidents as required by law. enc. c ... CI. 7 43 (1·68) Yours very truly, UNITED STATES F} !TY AND GU/JTY.~ ,. Lj f ~- {ftvtUf/t'_ ~, i (Mrs. . Mar()'. Ann Brya I Compensati n Claims 1 U Form llA TENNESSEE EMPLOYER'S FIRST REPORT OF WORK INJURY Important: Employers n1ust report all accidents involving a disability of over seven days to this Division. Heports inust be for\varded to this l)ivision \Vithin TEN days after kno\vledgc of the accident. THE El\!PLOYim IS ImLD RESPONSIBLE IN ALL CASES AND FAILURE TO COI\.IPLY IS A IVIISDl:i\ll..:1\NOR. Please tnake this report in Tl{lPLICATE so that \Ve can file t\vo copies with the Division of '\Vorkinen's Con1pensation in your behalf. UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY Division of 'Vorkmen's Compensation Department of Labor Nashville, Tennessee 400 Sterick Building, Third and Madison Streets Memphis 3, Tenn. (Answer every question fully to avoid further correspondence) EMPLOYER Do not 1. Name (Give name under which concern does business write in Unemployment Compensation this space 2. Mail address Account No. (No .. Street, & City) 3. Nature of business (Manufacturing shoes, retailing men's clothes, trucking for hire, etc. C5ase'No. Phone 4. Name of workmen's compensation insurance company UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMP ANY Industry INJURED EMPLOYEE 5. Name Social Security No. Carrier 6. Home Address (No. & Street) (City or town) 7. Age _ 8. Sex: Check (X) Male _ Female _ 9. Check (X) Married Single 10. Occupation (job title) Department Age 11. No. of hours worked per day ; per wee1'" ; No. of days worked per wee'' 12. Wages: $_ _p er hour; or $_ __p er day; or $ __p er week. If paid on other than a time Sex&MS basis, such as piece work or commissions, indicate the method and enter actual average weekly earnings during the last weeks: $ per week. 13. If board, lodging, or other advantages were furnished in addition to wages, state nature and Occup. estimated weekly value: $ per week. THE ACCIDENT OR EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE ··--··-"--·-·---,,. . ,_ Wk. Wage 14. Place of accident or exposure-(Numberand St.) (City) (County) Was it on employer's premises? 15. What was the employee doing when injured? (Be specific. If he was using tools or equipment or handling material, name them and tell what he was doing with the County 16. How did the accident occur? (Describe fully the events which resulted in the injury or occupa- Type - tional disease. Tell what happened and how it happened. Name any objects or substances involved and tell how they were involved. Give full details on all factors which led or contributed to the accident. (Use other side for additional space) Body Part INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE Source 17. Describe the injuryoi:;dise-aseiild.etail and indicate the part of the body affected. (For example: amputation of right index finger at second joint; fracture of ribs, lead poisoning, etc.) Date of 18. Name the object or substance which directly injured the employee (For example, the machine or Acci. thing he struck against or which struck him; the vapor or poison he inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or radiation which irritated his skin; or in cases of strains, hernias, etc., the thing - he was lifting, pulling, pushing, etc.) Lag 19. Date of injury, or occupational disease Hour of day p.m. a.m. Was employee paid in full for this day? 20. Was employee unable to work because of the injury or disease on any day after the day of injury (including Sunday or any other day on which he would not usually work) ? If yes, give date last worked: Date 21. Has employee returned to work? If yes, give date At what wage$ per hour; or $ per day; or$ per week. 22. Did employee die?: Yes _ No __ .. If yes, give date of death , and name and address of nearest relative 23. Name and address of physician 24. If hospitalized, name and address of hospital - Date of report, _____ Prepared by ________ _ Position ____________ _ :Memphis t 15 (10-62) Form GA TENNESSEE EMPLOYER'S FIRST REPORT OF WORK INJURY linportant: Employers 1nust report all accidents involving a disability of over seven days to this Division. I{eports niust be forwarded to this l)ivision \vithin TEN dnys after kno\vledge of the accident. THE EMPLOYER IS IIF:Lll RESPONSIBLE IN ALL CASI<:S AND FAILURE TO COIVIPLY IS A l\'llSDEl\lEA_NOR. Please 1nake this report in THIPLICATE so that \Ve can file t\vo copies with the Division of \Vorkn1e11's Compensation in your behalf. UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY Division of 'Vorkmcn's Compensation Department of Labor Nash ville, Tennessee 400 Sterick Building, Third and Madison Streets Memphis 3, Tenn. (Answer every question fully to avoid further correspondence) EMPLOYER 1. Name-(Give name under which concern does business _________________ _ Unemployment Compensation 2. Mail address--------------------~"-ccount No. _______ _ {No., Street, & City) 3. Nature of business (Manufacturing shoes, retailing men's clothes, trucking for hire, etc. __ _ __________________ Phone·-------~ 4. Name of workmen's compensation insurance company UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY INJURED EMPLOYEE ---g:-Name Social Security No. _________ _ 6. Home Address (No. & Street) (City or town) ______ _ 7. Age _ 8. Sex: Check (X) Male __ Female _ 9. Check (X) Marrie" Single, _ _ 10. Occupation (job title) Department _______ _ 11. No. of hours worked per day ; per weelc ; No. of days worked per wee-"~---- 12. Wages: $--Per hour; or $ _ per day; or $ _ per week. If paid on other than a time basis, such as piece work or commissions, indicate the method and enter actual average weekly earnings during the last weeks : $ per week. 13. If board, lodging, or other advantages were furnished in addition to wages, state nature and estimated weekly value: $ per week. THE ACCIDENT OR EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE 14. Place of accident oi: exposul'e-(Numberand St.)____ (City) ____ _ (County) Was it on employer's premises? _____ _ 15. What was the employee doing when injured? (Be specific. If he was using tools or equipment or handling material, name them and tell what he was doing with the-rrL--------- 16. How did the accident occur? (Describe fully the events which resulted in the injury or occupational disease. Tell what happened and how it happened. Name any objects or substances involved and tell how they were involved. Give full details on all factors which led or contributed to the accident. (Use other side for additional space) _______________ _ INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE 17. Describe thelnjuryor-dlseas.eTn detail and indicate the part of the body affected. (For example: amputation of right index finger at second joint; fracture of ribs, lead poisoning, etc.) 18. Name the object or substance which directly injured the employee (For example, the machine or thing he struck against or which struck him; the vapor or poison he inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or radiation which irritated his skin; or in cases of strains, hernias, etc., the thing he was lifting, pulling, pushing, etc.) ______________________ _ 19. Date of injury, or occupational disease Hour of day p.m. a.m. Was employee paid in full for this day? ____ _ Do not write in this space Case No. Industry Carrier Age -Sex&MS-- Occup. Wk. Wage County - Type Body Part Source Date of Acci. Lag 20. Was employee unable to work because of the injury or disease on any day after the day of injury (including Sunday or any other day on which he would not usually work)? If yes, give 1----- date last worked: Date ________ _ 21. Has employee returned to work? If yes, give date.--:----------------- At what wage $ per hour; or $ per day; or $ __ per week. 22. Did employee die?: Yes __ No __ , If yes, give date of death _________ , and name and address of nearest relative ________________________ _ 23. Name and address of physician __ ~-------------------- 24. If hospitalized, name and address of hospital Date of report. _____ Prepared by ___ _ ______ Position ____________ _ Mem}lhis 115 (10·62) Porm SA TENNESSEE EMPLOYER'S FIRST REPORT OF WORK INJURY Important: En1ployers nn1st report ~di accidents involving a disability of over seven days to this Division. I~eports nn1st be for\varded to this TJivision \vithin TEN days after knt>\vledge of the accident. THE J•:MPLOYER IS HELD RESPONSIBLE IN ALL CASr:S AND FAILURE TO COIV1PLY IS A lHISDE:\lEf\NOR. Please n1ake this report in THIPLICf\TE so that \Ve can file t\vo copies with the Division of VV orkrnen's Compensation in your behalf. UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY Division of \Vorkmen's Compensation Department of Labor Nashville, Tennessee 400 Sterick Building, Third and Madison Streets Memphis 3, Tenn. (Answer every question fully to avoid further correspondence) EMPLOYER --r.-Naine (.Give name under which concern does business----------:c-----:-··-Unemployment Compensation 2. Mail address'--------------------~"ccount No, _______ _ (No., Street, & City) 3. Nature of business (Manufacturing shoes, retailing men's clothes, trucking for hire, etc. __ _ __________________ Phone ______ _ 4. Name of workmen's compensation insurance company UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMP ANY INJURED EMPLOYEE ----- -·-·---~~·- 5. Name Social Security No. _________ _ 6. Home Address (No. & Street) (City or town) ______ _ 7. Age _ 8. Sex: Check (X) Male __ Female _ 9. Check (X) Married Single, __ _ 10. Occupation (job title) Department ________ _ 11. No. of hours worked per day ; per week ; No. of days worked per wee,"~---- 12. Wages: $--Per hour; or $ _ per day; or $ _ per week. If paid on other than a time basis, such as piece work or commissions, indicate the method and enter actual average weekly earnings during the last weeks: $ per week. 13. If board, lodging, or other advantages were furnished in addition to wages, state nature and estimated weekly value: $ per week. THE ACCIDENT OR EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE ·-----·------·---·-·----······-··~----------··--·· 14. Place of accident or exposure (Number and St.) (City) ____ _ (County) Was it on employer's premises? _____ _ 15. What was the employee doing when injured? (Be specific. If he was using tools or equipment or handling material, name them and tell what he was doing with then-L ________ _ 16. How did the accident occur? (Describe fully the events which resulted in the injury or occupational disease. Tell what happened and how it happened. Name any objects or substances involved and tell how they were involved. Give full details on all factors which led or contributed to the accident. (Use other side for additional space) _______________ _ INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE 17. Describethe-fojuryor-dis-ease in detail and indicate the part of the body affected. (For example: amputation of right index finger at second joint; fracture of ribs, lead poisoning, etc.) 18. Name the object or substance which directly injured the employee (For example, the machine or thing he struck against or which struck him; the vapor or poison he inhaled or swallowed; the chemical or radiation which irritated his skin; or in cases of strains, hernias, etc., the thing he was lifting, pulling, pushing, etc.) ______________________ _ 19. Date of injury, or occupational disease Hour of day p.m. a.m. Was employee paid in full for this day? ___ _ 20. Was employee unable to work because of the injury or disease on any day after the day of injury Do not write in this space Case No. Industry Carrier Age Sex& MS Occup. Wk. Wage County Type Body Part Source Date of Acci. - Lag (including Sunday or any other day on which he would not usually work) ? If yes, give 1----- date last worked: Date. _________ _ 21. Has employee returned to work? If yes, give date.-=---------------- At what wage $ per hour; or $ ___ per day; or $. ___ per week. 22. Did employee die?: Yes___No _ , If yes, give date of death ________ , and name and address of nearest relative ________________________ _ 23. Name and address of physician _____________ ----·-------------- 24. If hospitalized, name and address of hospital ___ _ Date of report _____ Prepared by _________ Position ___________ _ Memphis 115 (10-62) 1968 CHICKASAW COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. ShepheJtd Tate Pne&.ldent 525-5881 F. Ctyde Lambe/Lt V.lce Pne&. 527-3587 U. P. Ba.nk Bc.U.R.cllng 2500 S.t~ck Bc.U.R.cllng JamM H. Ca!tmlcha.et V.lce Pne&. 935 RaynVt Ed E4Uck V.lce. Pnu . SoutheM Belt'. Tet. & Tet. Co. P. 0. Box 439 HMotd Stunk.amp V.lce Pnu • 4100 PoptM K'~,;;1~ Fnank w. F~hen V.lce Pnu. 276-5411 R. S. BakeJt Corrmi..64.loneJt 948-7148 P. O. Box 4813 - Cno44.town S.ta.t.lon 6289 E. Haw.thonne DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Atbe!Lt Tay.eon 3565 KettMey SoutheM.t 526-.66) 1 Bynon CaMon SouthwM.t (3(,,1,;>) 1210 Meadow.tMk lane Vaughan Vow 266 S. Ctevetand F na.nk J. L ew.l.6 210 A4htand No nth R. F. Scnugg4 C!t.l:tt. C!t.l:ttenden Memo~ Ho4p. We.4.t MernphM, Ank. Enne.4.t Abnon 348 Fay 276-2793 Mantey Cox NontheM.t 4956 Old SwmtVt Rd. fl 3'7' .i::/ol SU 6181 N. J. Fond South 219 Joube!Lt RES-1500 J.aM.y HU.bun 580 Vaughn Rd. 942-4136 OPERATING COMMI-rl"EE CHAIRMEN Rev. MU.een Vannell Adva.ncew 274-3140 ctyde Lambe/Lt F.lna.nce 613 Un.lveMUy ment 2500 S.t~ck Bldg. 396-4553 J;:~:?:i--- ?b?,-Cjo f I ,• 948-8789 521-3587 HeJtb Schm<.d 379 Betha.ven Camp.lng 6 324-1351 M~y Re.lteJt Ongan.lza- 521-0295 Act.lv.ltlu 3•1' ltdw114 r~ )$'. :ti.on 6 Ex.t. Vn. Sam AndeMon 210 Jack4on Vn. C. V. flaJAJkU 220 S. Claybnook Tna.ln.lng 525-2618 Ed M. E4Uck "~::~PubUc Ret. 272-9393 SoutheJtn Bell rel: 6 Tet. Heal.th 6 214-2156 Sa6e.ty P. o. Box 439 Newton P. Allen CommeJLc.e T .ltee BU-ledi.ng Roy BeU, J1t. 6027 R.lve1r. Oak Cove ~aetown, Tenn. If\~ 6'i!ll'\ Paul. Bo1tda 3868 N. Gateoway Vl[).,ve ffoJtman Beiu.do1t6 Comme1tc.e T .ltee Bu.U.di.ng J. T. Chandlelt 480 Llnden W.U.Uam C. Cowan Memphi.4 Mac.1Une1ty 6 Supply 301 S. Flr.Of'l.t VA. Kyle C1r.uon, J1r.. 2LO S. Claybl!.ook Raymond E. V,lc.key Na.tlonal Bank 06 Comne1tc.e 45 s. Second v1r.. ChMlu L. v~~ 370 s. Oltlean.6 John Fabelt Laclede Steel Co. 1388 N. Seventh Haltlon Fieldfi 1-60- tl1tl(i~- I P 1-5 /!a/)/' Capt. W. • FR..etc.he1t NATTC - NAS Memphi.4 , Tennu~ ee 3 811 5 A. A. Floyd SM~, Af-U~. w. H. V. Fonu U. P. Bank BU-leding Eugene G1r.eene1t, J1t. 22 s. Second 52 7-8311 682-3405 527-4443 Huntelt Lane 1880 Vinton J. J. Ma~on 310 G1teenway Road Sam May~ 331 co.eon,<.a.e 527-6611 948-3306 525-1521 T. J. Mc.Guilr.e, 111 · ~91~ 'tSi;--·S/.s~/ 3658 Highland PMk Place 278-0657 W.U.Uam N. Mo~ 4666 Chuck 525-1531 525·3721 GeOJc,ge P. PhllU~ P. O. Box 2547 948-3381 5;is..:3o'1J' v1r.. W.U.Uam L. Pope, J1t. 398-2326 m=T3'735 ' 4299 Highway 51 South 527-6517 "-25•90"~ ~-;:JG .:3/f? I 812-1711 525-6361 525-2655 V1t. Ho~ Pl[).,c.e 948-6626 807 Walke!t W.U.Uam M. Qu,lnn 948-7721 434 Woodme1te Lane Sam P. Ryland 105 w. Caltlo~ Road 948-7671 Alvin Salomon ::J::J.5--1y7L- I 5961 Lynnb/[).,e1r. F1t1tnk Site::xl~ctn •RES 3efJtJ: -5Q! f: 8!e~y (",.At_,,Afen1'&:., 1 than6a1 Alvan F. Tate., J1r.. 527-7676 Scmmlt Club - l~t Na.tlonal Bank Bldg. Neuman Taylo1t 3027 Kenneth 525-2552 R. M. Hunt 272-9301 Southeltn BeU Tel. & Tel. Co. F. T. Thayett, III 321-8418 P. O. Box 439 189 Sc.ott Stlteet Robeltt L. Ilr.Win~ J1r.. 347-9-·Mc.Ci:'tltkte I o. Bo X /i, 0 '3 Van Kuykendall Fede1tal B«Ud,<.ng 212-3343 Geoltge A. Thom~on 202 Un.i.on Ave. 526-8424 MaynMd Thom~on 363-2500 320 E. Cheltlty Ciltc.le po. ~"'" 1i ?;,SS - O~ I\ S ThomaA H. Todd, Jn. Hotel Ch.U. c.a EIV!l H, T -i.plett Memph.U. Bani/. and Tnw.t 44 Nonth Sec.end R.i.c.hand A. Tn-i.ppeen, Jn. 3256 Comnenc.-<.a.e. Panfl.way 525.,-4284 52:'l 1461 d l'J..- 3'11 l $;27- 7f~-~·~ t'J7a2))g: WU..Uam M. Vaughan 276-5411 P. C. Box 4823-Cnohhtown S;ta. Clyde R. Wentz 'I e. ;v\ Zit1_ ~:&e:&(itfte o"o\o u~ Vn. Wendel£. WhUtemone 2±2i::S PI \Im O!j:::i.'. I S1 JY ) ovt\... j;:::®.u_,..,__.., Vavid G. W~am6 1,c ,.2 Matlonal Bani/. Bldg. w. c. Wo66ond 633 S. Cleveland ~ ~~/.~~ 1/nt~Jad:. 272-3031 274-4024 ~ \<:>\ 525-8231 274-9252 ~·&'{- I\ 1968 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP STEERING COMMITTEE F. Clyde. Lambvtt ~ 2500 Ste.Jt,lck BuilcUng S. She.pheJtd Tate Un.i.on Pla.nte.ltl> Bank BuilcUng Ed M. E6U.ck Sou.theltn Bell Te.le.phone. S Te.leg1taph Ca. P. O. Box 439 ' · Sam P. Ryland 105 w. Ca4lo6 Road W. C. Wo6601td 32 S. Ce.n.twt.y F11.ank F .U he.It 234 GMden.i.a VIU.ve 8lU. Cowan 2620 Foitut HW., Ge11111antown 8lU. Q.u.lnn 434 Woodme1te Lane Roy Bell, lit. 6027 R.lve1t Oakh Cove Thoma/I H. Todd, lit. Hotel Ch.uca. Pa.u.t Boltda. 3868 N. Galloway VJU.ve 527-3587 525-5881 948 .. 1671 214-9252 276-5411 527-4443 948-7721 948w8514 525-4284 682-3405 A. B. Buckvr..ldge Tenoke Builcllng 161 Je.66eMon 1968 AVVISORY COUNCIL John A, Coopell. CheJtokee. Village., M.k. Chmu M. C1tump 1830 Exchange Buildlng Edw.ln Va.f..6 tJr.o n 905 Ken&~ngton Pta.ce Phil Emvr..tck 1024 T1tea.dwe.U R. V. FuUeJt P. 0. Box 5682 J. M. McKMght Box 14839 - La.ma.It S~on Abe Scha.lt66 796 E. Pa.1tkwa.y South W. L. ShC'Jtpe 3431 La.ma.It F. T. Tha.ye1t, J1t. 189 Scott Stile.et 523-2451 275-7879 526-8546 527-9596 274-8252 458-6604 363-0361 327-8418 Revell.end /.UU.en 'OMneU. 613 Un.i.veJr..4.Uy Jamu 0. Connell. 4276 AmbeJt Lane Paul G1r.eeJt 1968 ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 214-3140 398-9251 683-8411 3575 Raleigh M.il.Llngton Road 218-5110 x 469 386-3540 f<.l,att£;e;;s ~;--G1ta.y ,10-H--'hl!Ui!i6etn/,~~;~ Vav.id Mc.Law4 1971 Finley P.eveJtend Hu.bell.t Ru.6t =14 Pine We.tit Memph.i.4, AJr.fuw,a<\ Fe.Ux WebbeJt 3037 wa.enu.t Road Paul. 811.ando n 1634 Uy Kenneth Ku.ill.en 4796 Gwynne -~-ruovua------~--~·l'IH'~ Sou.thwut 'O.ll.t!r..ic.t C!r..lt.tenden 'OM. tll..ic.t Noll.th tl.ll.tll.ic.t Sou.th 'O.iA.tll.ic.t RE5-1490 RES-1780 948-5480 Home 324-8861 685-0478 1968 -/;z;Ln/t ~:t~.;t;,,-' CAMPING AN1) ACT1V1TES COMMITTEE Ho..1r.b Schmid 3:9 Belhaven Bob Small. 4569 Cll.a.lgmont Vonatd L. Be.a1td, J~. 2869 Meadow_ Lft~\,; J,;'l_~e~,""'.f;;.'i.l 4 ty:,- (l,,.,.,'Y\t6i 2975 Wee&J:.il&6 9ft• W. E. "Vave.'' Vave.npoll.t 1517 F~n.f.ey Road Ellne.bt ~6o~d Je44e Sincea..llL 840 Wh.lteha.ven Lane Willie Horton 2118 Dublin j ~r~~ ~111fe!fh7>) Glen Vewltt 2995 CMtey J.(m EICWlt 3104 Woodland Vlllve W-U.Uam N. Mol!M.4 4666 Chu.ck Mcvw.i.n SUu 3263 Glen Logan Noll.th V.i6t.IU.ct Sou.th V.i6t.l!lct Camp P~omo.tlon Sc.out Show Exptowg 3'78'-137'/ 324-7351 f:; /{) '" '( Ljlj I H! 9581 386-5851 396-4300 398-0148 45' JfSI 3;}7-1.J 1 (pl 388 6116 3'.}3' (;;r;-/fJl.f ~:~8 :1.iio :;1&~1,;;t /ff !k, 272-1229 683-2040 942-4687 363-6484 3'lt-«9'f ··.:.s ;i y •· 9 /t:1 I 324-9701 525-7531 526-6457 386-7356 3 .. ~7- if/(,/ .. 3:;;3 .. (,;,.fy bf"' J.:.m Long 7. 2 6 3 CM.O.le Pau.e. Rodg eM 1324 Hutvc. Road 'R.oeJ .... .tl="ILJ\.. \\~ q 0£ lJ\)-OC~~~ Vn. Rob~ Thcv:.pe 1324 M.l.o.o.l.o.o.lpp.l Bil-1. J enn.<.ng.o 5~'12 Gwynne WJ.Rilam C, Cowan M~.ri1ph.l.o Madu.nvc.y & SuppR.y 30! S. FMn.t Mayncv:.d Thomp.oon 3 2 0 E. Chwiy C.br.c.£.e HeJUnctn Ben.odon6 Comm.vtce Tille Bu.l.ed.lng AR.van F. Tate, Jn. 110 FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1968 CluWtman No!Lthwu.t V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t Sou.thwu.t V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t C!U.t.tenden V.l.o .t'!.i.c..t No!Lth V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t Sou.th V.l.o.t'!.i.c..t C en.tlta.l V.l.o .t'!.i.c..t Swiml.t CR.ub - 1.o.t Na.t.lona.R. Ba.nil BR.dg. Fnanll F.l.oheJL P. 0. Box 4813 - Cno.o.o.town S.ta.t.lon Geo~e Ph.U.e..lp.o P. O. Box 2541 W.lte.lam C. Wo66ond 633 S. CR.eveR.and W. H. V. Fonu u. P. Ba.nil Building W.lte.lam M. Vaughan P. 0. Box 4823 - Cno.o.o.town S.ta.t.lon 521-3581 218-5511 683-8925 -:i~'-0991 5,;2/,;5"£/ 327 H 13 /; f 3 ?11.t/o 458-5806 358-3402 527-5292 391-0380 5';)..\.v- d.1tpl _.,-:;,..t,,- 1105' 948-7811 948-9581 948-5611 521-4443 363-2500 ,f:J 7- 930.)~ 5858 521-1616 216-5411 948-3381 274-9252 525-6361 276-5411 Sam P. Ry.e.and !05 W. Ca.!Lt'.oc Road W,/,l ",{ c:m M • Qwlnn :Iv'>' 4?! (::oodmeJte Lane' .S, Sf:ephVtd fo.:te IJ • P • Ba.r-1< Bwl.e.d,ing l!al'.11Jn FJ.ei.lU '"'83 Popla!t /· ,f, {! /L~f_c/t JjJJO J_frxcfa/JC cIM.'1NCE COMMITTEE, Con.ti.nt•zd (pdttu> (tkt:l'lt .:;:.J 1" 1t/u:c<d,"'3Lff 948-7671 948-7721 525-5881 526-3181 526-6633 5:; ;l- ;Jl s 1- 3cg_,f 3! 2 HEALTH AIJD SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1968 V1t. C. V. Hawku 220 S. c.ta.ybltook V1t. f 11a.nk Sc.o.tt 3611 Oakley Cluur.tu 0. Capon 3091 Nathan John Wctlta.ce 824 BJtOwniee V11.. Chetite11. Peep.tu 300 s. Rhodu Wut M011pkl6, Mka.IWai> ().) . /:;." rQ_ (J _A. ea <>YI__ ;;i ;) a ~ (J/°fj (yi,(;H)k. Sou..thea1>.t Nolt.thwu.t Sou.thwut C!Ut.tenden Noll.th Sou.th {)Jr. tJ ilflCJvCf 4) kdie;n?CYLQ ) J J S. f5 .R.J!..f'...ILO <'-"·· - ~-t;_: I 0 f 274-2756 51!5 6191 .~ 7 :J.: .J.i-1, ( ~EB 666:!J G I? s _ $?£<is- 526-3416 ~ 452-2990 743-3410 x 635 452-4448 397-1442 RES-1170 RES-4425 o';J..7-ol o1 LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1968 'Dlt. Sam AndVl.6on 210 Jac.lu.on Avenue At Gu.en.the1t 3092 OaJr.by Raiph 8. Cope 5592 Cottowood dc-L£,,~o ~ lii<"flaon · .l""""t/) '!c'.cA~ U ··!ff fl &sw4 y t;,ane · , .iL 3.:>9f .. f~r Ken Thomai. 1223 lmmn Cove Jan Thomcu. 323 E. Sltoadway wut Memph.i.4, Alr.ka.114/U HaJtOld Hughu 334 W. 'D.Uon J,(m Q.ue.Mche.t 5640 Kn.lgh.t Altnold Sou.:theiUt NoJt.thwut Sou.tltwut CJt.lttenden Noltth South Centltal 525-2618 526-6886 386-4958 525-6636 363-4985 525-3511 RE5-7700 946-3638 363-1965 Home ORGANI7.AT10N ANV EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1968 ,-uet;F.t · 3 • 1;C>d 4,(1,51 4P ei ~Ot! .Rqr! E • Af:lllltt:t$ ~ :1tllfttttctt~oad 1861 fo>ticiltg # 13 R. B. Mcclung P, C. B;ix. Z48 'JJeA.t IJ.ei~ph.<.-6, MkanMl4 Robe/tt VonaR.d 1 34 9 WhUmo11.e 011r.Jl..t.U Wilion 2369 8/r.,ldgepoll.t V11., {t)/fl, 17--:: ~ cl~ l-/ 'J.H "\ ~ . ·" \ ~o.i:&J-- ,()/t. (!_f1t]Jl}.Lo.~ 0.v-;t )w,W 3 70 g <f)~a,..,,&;:J. J,rpt: /17a(. J 3 3 / {l(JLc-tU- •. ,_jJ SouthweAt Noll.th South ff!'-92: £011 458-6806 i/'58-2556 358 65119 RES-8379 946-4012 946-6319 3ob Ba.k.eJr. 6289 E. Haw.tho1tne BJb M.ucheU :;07 3 Ma.gevney 3o,;i Call.l'lenteJt 4191 MitUn C!:.:-Jttu Ka,o1>.(.ngeJ1, '<;? 8 Awio1ta C.btde PC'd Pau.Uon 1sss ca11.e.e. Jof-n Hevtdln 3oi: 11, Ma.M.on M.k.a.n1>M Ge>'t11e.U !dcr.fd 2909 Seip~ 11>a.ae Pe.teJl,/,on 31 82 /.l.lUwood Eu.gene Ha.gleJt 1010 Randle 1968 COMMISSIONER STAFF Sou.the.Mt V.U.:tltlc.t Sou.thwu.t V.U.:tltlc.t Cll.U.tenden V.U. :tltlc.t No!Lth V.U.:tltlc.t Sou.th V..U:tltlc.t 8-~ J-ACC'&e, G( ,~,eef- , EM.teJtn m4-1-vctnfwe. 1'7";/'J' /)) 'r1?{ ~0 f)) 948-7748 386-0861 /[D tYD ~ ¢'.- ~)../ 363-+#tl~ 388-0308 683-3405 525-0101 391-0916 391-0916 r">~~ <g&,J J 398-0278 215-5993 ~-•(,, '??;:?J& 9/ 386-+891 ,;,, ff' ':}-o/ 7 / CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL MEM13ERS-AT-LARGE - 1968 "A" Ab11.on, E11.ne.6.t Adam6, NU-U Aden, VII.. W. C, Ahlg11.en, F11.ank R. M.buM:y, E. A. M.exande11., V11.. J. V. A.U.en, HOJWJe.U. AUen, Newton P. AUen, IU.choJtd H. AUen, VtL, Robel!..t G. Andel1.6on, VII.. Sam B. A11.~owi., Claude A. Alr.m4.tl!.ong, V11.. Robel!..t K. Aw~umb, R-leluvi.d "B" Baleey, EdgM Rakel!., Robel!..t S, I:kvmu, Geo11.ge BlWr.y, Edwa11.d F. BM!Un.gel!., L. T. Be.et'., W. M. Ee.et'., Roy, J11.. Br.Lz, Phlllip llc:Mdo11.6, He.Jtman B.f.o ck, R-lcha11.d Boyd, Judge Mcvvlon S. B11.ake6ield, ChMte,o Btiakebill, (~~am 811.ando n, Venb y 811.eazeate, Cha!Lle,o S. BMWn, Judge Baleey Bii.own, John 811.own, L. Page BMWn, Too6, ]11., BIWWn, WhUney Buckel!.idge, A. B. BU11.ch, B11.own B~g, Nat "C" Canate, Ph« CMadine, 011.. Robel!..t S. , JIL. CMmlchael, Jamru H. Ca11.pen:te11., W. S. Cal1.6on, ByMn Cal!.6on, CM! CM.telL, A. B. CM.tee, F. Gu.thl7.ie Ca.they, OUve11. E. Caudi.U'., VII.. R. Paut "C" Chancle.e11., J. T, Ch1md.f.e11., Wyeth ChtLl!.ch, C.H. Cf.CU.bo11.ne, Taylo11. Cf.Mk, LeonMd Coleman, V11.. c. O. Cook, E. W. Coope11., Jolm A. Connell., J. O. Coopel!., Sam Cowan, W-le.ei.am C. Cox, w. P. C11.aw6011.d, A. M., S11., c11.e-0on, 011.. Kyee, 111.. C11.ump, ChMtu M. "V" OaR-0.tl!.om, Edwln VaMeU, Rev. lute.en Oav~, CU6fio11.d VickeMoii, Cal!.£ Vickey, Raymond E. OinkiM, VII.. ChMtu L. Vonwon, Rembel!..t s. Vow, Vaughan Vl!.inkcJJtd, Von "E" Emel!.ick, Phi! C. E~Uck, EdwMd M. "F" Fabel!., John Fel!.gMon, Bel!..t Fir.£~, HM!on F~heJL, Fl!.ank W. F£etelie11., Capt. w. M. Floyd, Adolph A. Fonu, w. H. O. Fo11.d, N. J. Fo1Ldyce, W. B. Fo!LtM, MU.ton Fll.ied, Stanley Futenw.lde11., V11.. HowMd FuU.e11., R. O. Futme11., Al!..thUI!., SIL. "G" Gadbe.IU!.y, VA. E. W. GalbAea..th, W. V. GM-th!Ught, Jame-0 L., JA. GMMWJay, BAOOM N. G-U..Uea.nd, Jamu s. Gene.tte, Sldney, JA. Go.t~c.hmld, Jack P. Go~ml:th, I. G. Go.t~mlth, Jack L. GoAdon, M. M. (Jack) GAace, POJL.teA GAeeAneA, Eugene GAeen 0le.td, VA. Jack GAeh.t, Mlke Gw<1om, E. c. Gul'l.theA, HaMy B. G.U.Wand, FMnk "H" HtU.z.Up, He.My HJlioe.t.e.e, R. M. HCWJkU, VA. C. V. He6t, RobeJL.t G., JA, Hle.tt, Loulo A. Hilbun, LaMy Hoboon, Loulo Hodgu, WMne.A Hohenbe.Ag, Jue..lan Honey, Pau.t Hotl<lton, GeoAge M. Hu9hu, VA. Jame.o G. Hu,qhu, VA. John HumphAey4, VA. C. C. Hunge.A6oAd, S. E. liul'l.t, B.talA T. Huitt, Bethe£. T., JA. HUYLt R. M. Hyden, Lee "I" IngMm, W-<.Ulam 8. IllWln, Robe.At L., JA. II J" Jalenak, L. R., JA. Jame<1, Bob Jemloon, FJt.a.nk z. Jeml-Oon, W. V., JA, Johnoton, Wallace Jonu, VA. Paul TudoA - 2 - "K" KeMney, MogA. M. F. Kenney, John, JA. KlAkpatAlck, T. G. Kopald, S. L., JA. Kulken, Kenneth Kuykendall, Van H. Kopald, Jack "L II Lambe.At, F. Clyde. Lane, HunteA, JA. LedbetteA, NoAve.tl Le66.teA, Judge Wil..Uam B. Le.maote.A, EdwaAd, JA, Lewl<I, FMnk J. Loeb, HenAy, III "M" Madloon, J. J. MalloAy, B. L., 1A. Manke.A, Rlvu A. MMko, Edwln MMA, Roy M. May<1, Samue.t H. MMl«I, Sam MacVonald, Jame.o McAdam6, C. V. Mc.Connet, Nat McGehee, Jamu, JA. McKee, Loulo K. McKl'Llght, J. M. McRae, Judge RobeJL.t M. Me.ye.A, VA. A.ephonoe., JA. Mle.he.A, w. c. Montedonlco, J. v., JA. MooAe, Jamu W. Mongan, Al.ten MoJL.ton, Rev. c. Bl!i.nk.tey "N" Neal, V. C, Nlckey, Sam Noe.t, V. A. "O" Ohman, W-<.Ulam Ongl.t.t, Kenneth W. 0' Ryan, Tom 04.tne.A, Max 8. "P" PaMol't.6, John Peppe.It, John R. Pe.1tel., PhU Pe.My, Ru.Me.U'. Ph.Ullp.&, Ge.01tge. P. Ph.let.lp.&, W.leeiam G. Pidgeon, Eugene. J. Pidgeon, J. Eve.1te..tt Piplun, Joe. Pope, V1t. W.lf£iam L., J1t. Pit.ice., V!t. Ho.tll.6 P1tyo1t, Vowning "12:' Q.uinte.n, W. L. , J1t. Quinn, W~ M. "R" P-::tchw, V!t. Wlf,£..lam H. Ranl6e.y, Jach. W. Ray, J. C. Re.c.d, Chcvrhu Rr~:A:e.1t, Mwui.ay Rhodu, V1t. Pe.y.ton N. TUch, Jack. W. Phigwet.£.d, M6g1t. Le.o H. l:~•ach, J. ThUN.iton kobe.JtU, Ge.01tge. T. Rue.Yi., V1t. Robe.ltt M. Ru..6-&e.U'., AUe.n Ru.o.&e.U'., V1t. He.n1ty E. Ryland, Sam P. "S" Salmon, John L. Salomon, Alvin Schalt.66, Abe SchM66, Jach. Schneide.Jt, ChMle.6 Se1tu.gg.&, R. F. Schadt, Ha1t1ty Shainbe1tg, MUton Shaltpe, W. L. She.Man, Elde!t L. , J1t. Sdiu.Uz, O. M. Sh.lee, Ge1tet.£.d Shultz, Robe./tt G. Shaw, Al Si6.&on, Pe..te. Sla.te1t, John W. Slavick., He.My Smith, V1t. Alvin E. Smith, My1ton W, Snowden, Robe.Jt.t G. - 3 - "S" Solm6on, H. B. Spe.M, Aub1tey V. Sta6601td, Alt.thu.it V. S.talth., Jame.& E. J1t. Ste.ink.amp, Hct1told L. Steu.dlein, F 1tanh. C. Stimbe.ltt, E. C. "T" Ta.te, Alvan F., J1t. Ta-te., S. Shephe.1td Taylo1t, Albe.Jtt Ta.ylo1t, Ne.umon Taylo1t, P..<.cha1t.d Thaye.1t., F. T., ]it, Thaye1t, F. T., 111 Thom01>on, Geo1tge. A, Thomp.&on, Maynct1td T .ldwel.l, H e.evt.n Todd, Thoma;., H., J1t.. T 1teadwe.U'., T .lm Tltiple..tt, Ectitl H. Tltippee.Jt, 1Ucha1td, J1t. Tu.ch.e.1t, J. P. Tu.1tnbu.U, V1t. Steve. T u.1tne.1t, V1t.. Ca1t1to£. Tu.1tne1t, No1tfile.e..t R. Ty1t.e1t, V1t. Roy A., J1t.. II V" Vandelt. Ho!t6.t, The. IUgh.t Rev. John W. Vaughan, W~ M. Vo1tde.Jt B1tuegge., Judge. Howa1td "W" Wet.£.h.e.1t, A. Mac.e.o Wctlh.eJt., J. R. Wae.£.ac.e, V!t. Jamu A. Waiting, Roane., ]lr., Wax, Vit. Jame.6 A. Webb, Hctltlt.y We.U'.601t.d, Alex Wentz, C.f.yde. R. Wut, Will.lam K' , ]It.. We.t.teJt., Jimmy WhUman, Al whl.tte.mo1te., V1t. Wende.U'. L. WU/i.in6on, Ru.6-&e.U W.leee.y, Vande.n J. W.lf£iam6, Vav.ld W.lf£iam.&, E1tncot B. , ]It.. W.lf£i601td, Jud6on A, Willon, Kemnol't.6 W.lnchcote.Jt, L e.e. "W" Whtfietman, Hewr.y W.ltme11., Wateace Wood, Capt. Robeltt WoodbUll.y, HaMy Wooten, Hoyt, B. W1tay, Andltew M. Wrmde!t.Uch, Ray Wunde!t.Uch, Al Wunde!t.Uch, WaUe!t. WUJtzbUll.g, Reg~nald - 4 - CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE - 1969 "A" Abtton, Ettne.&.t Adam.1, Nu.el Aden, Vtt. W. C, Ah.e.gtten, Fttank R. Af.bwi;ty, E. A. Af.exandett, Vtt. J. V. AU.en, HMWeet AU.en, New.ton P. AU.en, IUchattd H. AU.en, Vtt. Robelt.t G. AU.en, Wil.Uam B. Ande!L6on, Vtt. Sam B. A~irroWt, CCaude A. k7'Vi:,/;1wng, Vtt. Robelt.t K. kti6 w;1b, IUchattd A Ot" N6T"©l-ij t<\ ILYb/0 t:'' "B" Ba-i..eey, EdgM Bakett, Roolir...t s. Ball.nu , Go.l' ttg e BM!ty, Ed:raJtd F. Tla.IVUngett, L. T. Beet, W. M. Beet, Roy, Jtt. Belz, Phil.Up Ben.6 dott6, H eJtman Block, IUc.hattd Botten, Jamu, Jtt. Boyd, Judge Mattfon S. B1tad601td, Vavid H. Bttake.6ield, Chatt.eu Bnakcb~, WilUam Bnandon, Venby Btteazea.ee, Cha!tleti s. Bnown, Judge Ba-i..eey Bltown, John BMWn, L. Page Bnown, Too6, Jtt. Bttown, Wh..l.tney BMwn.tee, M<.ke c. Buc.k~dge, A. B. BU!tc.h, BMWn B~ng, Na.t "C" Canale, PltU Caltmic.hae.e, Jamu H. CMpen.tett, W, S • CaJU>on, ByMn CaJU>on, Ca!tl Calr...tett, A. B. "C" CM.tett, SandeM CM.tee, F. Gu:thJr,i,e Ca.they, O.Uvett E. Cauclltl, Vtt. R. Paul Chandeett, J. T. Chandeett, Wye.tit Chuttclt, C. H. CCa-i.bottne, Tay.loft CCattk, Leonattd Coleman, Vtt. C. V. Cook, E. W. Coopett, John A. Connett, J. 0. Coopett, Sam Cowan, Wil.Uam C. Cox, w. P. CMW6ottd, A. M., Stt. Cttuon, Vtt. Kyle, Jtt. Cttuon, LMJty, Jtt. C1tU111p, Chatt.eu M, Cunn.lngham, Mleu "V" Va.U.tltom, Edwin Vattneet, Rev. M<..e.een Vav.W, C.U.6601td VeMette, Mc.CctJt,thy Vtt. Vic.keMon, Ca1r,e Vic.key, Ra!l»lor.d E. Vinkin.6, Vtt. CltM.eu L. Vix.on, CCyde H. Vone.b..on, Rembeir...t S. Vow, Vaughan Vltinka1td, Von "E" Emeltiek, PltU C, E~.Uc.k, Edwattd M. "F" Fabett, John FeJt.g~on, Beir...t Fie.ed6, Hatt.eon Finc.hett, Robeir...t K. F.Whett, Fnank W. F.Whett, John T., III F.le.tehett, Cap.t. W. M. Floyd, Adolph A. Fogleman, Julian B. II F" Fonu, w. H. v. Fo1td, N. J. Fo1tdyee, w. B. Fotr:t:cui , Mllton Fulenw.ldeJt, VJt. HoWaJtd Fu.lf.eJt, R. V. FubneJt, M:thW!., Sit. "G" GadbeJt.Jt.y, VJt. E. W, Galb1teath, w. V. GM.tWgh.t, Jamu L., ]Jt, GMy, Jack. Gao1>away, B1toolu. N. GU.W.and, F1tank. GU.W.and, Jamu S. Gene.t.te, S.ldney, JJt. Go.e.dl> c.hmld, Jack. P. Go.e.cll>mlth, 1. G. Go.e.cll>mlth, Jack. L. Golt.don, M. M. (Jack.) Git.ace, PoJt.teJt GJteenVL, Eu.gene G1teen6.leld, VJt. Jack. GJteh.e, Mlk.e G1u.1<1om, E. c. Gu.n.the1t, HMJt.y 8, "H" Ha.lz.e.i..p, HenJty HamlUon, Edclle Ha.JVl..i.I>, Ced.e L. Hawk.u, VJt. c. V. He6.t, Robelt.t G., ]Jt, /!,i,e.t.t, Lou.<A A. Nilbu.n, LMJt.y Hobl>on, Lou.<A Hodgu, WMneJt HohenbVLg, Ju..e.lan HoU.l-6, Sam B. !frmey, Paul i·hu.1>.ton, Geo1tge M. Hu.ghu, VJt. Jamu G. Hu.ghu, VJt. John Hu.mphtteyl>, VJt. C. C. Hu.nge1t.601td, S. E. Hu.n..t, BR.Mlt. T. Him.t, Bethel T. , ]Jt, Hun.t, R. M. Hyde.n, Lee HM<ieUe, R. M. ¥+Ot..i.-Dtt\Al'J 1 'PRAkJF:, C# "1" 11tw.ln, RobeJt.t L., ]Jt. - 2 - "]" Jalenak, L. R. ,Jtt. Jamu, Bob Je.m.Uon, F1tank Z. Je.m.Uon, W. V., ]Jt, Jenn.lngl>, Wi..tllam K. John1>.ton, Wa.e.R.ac.e Jone<>, VJt. Paul Tu.dolt "K" KeaJtne.y, M6gtt, M. F. Kenny, John, ]Jt, K.<.Jtkpatlt.lc.k, T, G. K.lnney, Jame<> A Kopald, S. L., JJt. Ku..lken, Kenne.th Ku.yke.ndaU, Van H. Kopald, Jack "L" Lalman, J. EdwMd Lambe1t.t, F. CR.yde Latham, Vavan.t Lane, Hu.n.teJt, Jtt, Ledbe.t.te.Jt, No1tveU Le.e., Shelby R., ]Jt, Le66R.e1t, Judge. w.<..e.Uam B. Lema<>.teJt., Edwa1td, JJt. LewM., Flt.Mk J. Loeb, Hentty, III Lux, Hentty E, "M" Maclll>on, J, J. Ma.e.R.otty, B. L., III MankeJt, R.lvu A. MM/u., Edw.ln MMkham, Jame<> 6, MaM, Roy M. May1> , Samuel H. MMlu., Sam Mac.VonaR.d, Jame<> Mc.Adam.!>, C. V. Mc.Connel, Nat McGehee, Jamu, JJt, Mc.Kee, Lou.<A K. Mc.Kn.lgh.t, J, M. Mc.Rae, Judge RobeJt.t M. Meye1t, V1t. A.epho~e., JJt, Mlehe1t, w. c. Mon.tedon.lc.o, J. V., ]Jt. MooJte, v11.. Jamu A. Moo11.e., Jamu W. Mo11.gan, AU en Moll..ton, Rev. C. BJt.lnkR.ey Moye11.1>, W. R. "N" Neat, V. C. N-lckey, Sam Noel, V. A. Notow.Uz, Max t-Jl:A.\<q,,:i , ,;, v C\,\cl\\:iii,l' .. 'ft "O" Ohman, W~am 011.91..f.l, Kenneth W. O'Ryan, Tom 01>tneJt, Max B. "P" Pa11.1>on1>, John PeppeJt, John R. Pell.el, PhU Pell.II.ff, RMI> ell Pe11.1>on, Cwitlo, J11.. Ph,lU,lp1>, Geo11.ge P. Ph,lU,lp1>, W~am G. P-ldgeon, Eugene J. P-ldgeon, J. Eve11.ett P-lpk-ln, Joe Pope, V11.. W~am L., 111.. PIL-lc.e, V11.. Holl.v.. P11.yo11., Vown,lng Pyeatt, Wayne W. II Q." Q.u,lnlen, W. L. , JI!., Q.u,lnn, W~am M. "R" Rachell>, V11.. W~am H. Ram1> ey, Jac.k W, Ray, J, C. Reed, ChMi.u Rdte!r., MUMay Rho du, V11.. Peyton N. R-lclt, Jack W. R-lggan, Chalt.lu s. R-lngwa£.d, M6911.. Leo H. Roach, J. Thu.Mton Rabell.ti>, Geo11.9e T. Rob,ln1>on, Halt.old M., 111.. Ruc.h, VIL. Robel!.t M. RMl>ell, Allen RU1>1>ell, VII., Hen11.y E. Ryland, Sam P. - 3 - "S" Sctfuion, John L. Salomon, Ae v-ln Scha11.6 6, Abe Scha11.66, Jack SchnudeJt, ChMi.u Se11.u991>, R. F. Schadt, HaMy Sha-lnbeJtg, MLtton Sha11.pe, W, L. Shea11.on, Elde11. L., 111.. Shelton, H. Clay, 111.. Sc.huUz, 0. M. S h-lU, GeJta£.d Shultz, Robel!.t G. Shaw, Ae S.V..1>on, Pete SlateJt, John W. Slav-lc.k, Hen11.y Sm-Uh, V11.. Alv,ln E, Sm.uh, My11.on W. SmUh, Gene Snowden, Robel!.t G. So&l>on, H, B. SpeM, Aub11.ey V. Sta66011.d, All.thUI!. V. Sta11.k, Jamu E., J11.. Stunk.amp, Ha11.old L. Steudlun, F11.ank c. Stimbel!.t, E. C. "T" Tate, Alvan F., JI!., Tate, s. ShepheJtd T aylo11., Alb el!.t Tayloll., Newnan Tayloll., R-lc.ha11.d Thaye11., F. T., J11.. ThayeJt, F. T., III TlwmM, A. Jan, J11.. Thoma1>on, Geo11.9e A. Thomp1>on, Mayna11.d Tidwell, H eMn Todd, Thoma1> H., lit.. T 1t.eadwell, Tim Ttiezevant, Stanley H., ]Jt.. Tl!.-lplett, Ealt.l H. T/r.-lppeel!., R-lc.hMd, }Jt.. TuckeJt., J. P. TUl!.nbu.U, V1t.. Steve TUJt.nell., Vlt.. Ca11.11.ot T UJt.nell., Judge Kenneth A. TU11.ne11., No1t.6leet R. Ty1t.e11., V11.. Roy A., J11.. ,, V" Van Helt6h, Bill VandeJt Holt6t, The IU.ght Rev. John W. Vaughan, W.U.Uam M. Vo11.deJt 811.uegge, Judge Howall.d "W" Wai.keJt, A. Mac.ea Wai.ku, J. R. Wai..tac.e, V11.. Jameo A. Wa!Ung, Roane, JI!.. Wax, Vi!.. Jameo A. Webb, HaNr.IJ We.U.6oAd, Alex Wentz, Clyde R. Wut, W.U.Uam K., JI!.. We:tteJt, J.lrtmy WhaLw~, Hcvwld J. Wlulman, Ae Whlt:temo11.e., Vi!.. Wende.U. L. WillUYL6on, Ru.\J..e.ll Willey, Vande.n J. W.U.Uam6 , Vav-ld W-lUlamJ.., Ell.nut B., JI!.. W.U.U.6011.d, Judoon A. Wmon, Joe Wmon, KemnoM W-lnc.hu.tu, Lee W-lnkelman, H enl!.IJ w.ume11., Wal..tac.e. Wood, Capt. Robe.11..t H. WoodbUl!.y, HMl!.y Woo.ten, Hoyt B. w 11.ay, Andl!.ew M. Wundei!.Uc.h, Ray Wunde.11.Uc.h, Al Wundei!.Uc.h, Wal.tel!. WU11.zbU11.g, Re.g-lnai.d - 4 - New.ton P. AUen W.le.Uam 6. AUen Sam 6, AndeJt.6 on Roy BeU, 111... Pau.t Bo11..da. Jamu H. CMmlcha.et J, T. Cha.ndle.11.. Kyle C11..uon, 111... MU..een VM.ne.U Raymond E. Vickey Clyde H. Vixon HM.lon Field!, Eugene G11..eene11.., 111... John HM.din Robeh...t L. IJU»in, J11... W.le.Uam K. J enning.1> Hun.tell.. Lane, J11... P.en11..y Loeb, III J. J. Madi./ion Sam Ma.11..k./i Samuee H. Ma.y.1> T. J. McGuill..e, III {'llAX Not&>"-' t TZo RuMeU Pe.My CUh..ti.6 Pe!L6 on, Jh... Geo11..ge P. P~p./i W. G. Ph.le.Up.I> Joe Pipkin W.le.Uam L. Pope, J11... Wayne W. Pyea..t.t 1969 BALLOT FOR EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS W.le.U(U)hM. Ouinn Al.I-A>-' f"'U 5 5'Ji' &et.- Sam P. Ryland Alvin Sa.loma.n He11..b Schmid R. F. SCJtugg.1> A.eva.n F. Ta.te., J11... S. She.phe.11..d Ta..te. Ne.umon Tayloh.. F. T. Thaye.11.., III Geoh..ge A. ThomMon Ma.yna.11..d Thomp.1>on ThomM H. Todd, J11... S.ta.n.ee.y H. T11..e.zeva.n.t, J11... Richa.11..d A. Th..ippe.e.11.., J11... Wendell Whi.t.temo11..e HM.old J. Wha.lwn Vavid G. W.le.Uam6 W. C. Wo66011..d DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Cla.y Shel.ton, Sou.the.Mt Va.ugha.n Vow, Ea..1>.te.11..n F11..a.nk J. Le.W.V.., Noh.th Mike C. 611..ownle.e., Ch..U.tenden ___ _ E11..nu.t Ab11..on, Cen.th..a.l 6y11..on Ca.Mon, Sou.thwu.t Manley Cox, No11...the.a..1>.t N. J. Foh..d, Sou.th LMh..y HUbun, Noh...thwu.t 1968 COUNCIL OFFICERS ANV EXECUTIVE BOARV S. She.pheJLd T a.te., PILu.ldent 1. H. CaJunlc.ha.el. - V.lc.e. PILU. RtM.6ell Pe.MIJ - V.lc.e PILU . Ed ~lic.k. - V.lc.e. PJr.U. HaJW.l.d St:e.,i,.nk.amp - V.lc.e PJr.U . FJt.a.nk. W. F.l.6heJL - V.lc.e. PILU. MUJrJutfJ Re.lteJL - V.lc.e. PJtU . F. Clyde. LambeJLt - V.lc.e. PILU. And!Lew M. Wl[a.IJ - TILeahuJLeJL R. S. Ba.k.VL - Comnl.6.&.loneJL E1r.nut: Ab1r.on Newton P. Allen V1r.. Sam AndeJL.6on RotJ Be.U., JJr.. Paul Bol'l.da. Hvrma.n Ben.6do1t6 BtJl'l.O n Ca.Mon 1. T. ChandleJL William C. Cowa.n Manley Cox VIL. Kyle. C1tuon, 11t. Rev. MU.ten Va.1r.ne.U. Ra.CJtlond E. V.lcke.y VIL. ChaJtl.u L. V.ln#U.nl, Vaughan Vow John Fa.be.It HaJtl.on F.le!<U Ca.pt. W. M. Fletche1t A. A. Floyd W. H. V. Fonu N. 1. Fo!Ld Eugene G1te.ene1t, J1t. John HaJr.d.in VJt. C. V. Hawk.u La.My HUbun R. M. Hunt RobeJLt L. IIUAJ.ln, ]IL. Van Ku.tjk.e.nda..U. Hu.nteJL La.ne F Jt.a.nk 1. L w.l-6 A. B. Bu.c.k.e.IL.ldge. John A. CoopeJt ChaJtl.u M. C!Wmp Eclwin Va.l.6.t:ltom PhU Eme.IL.lck He.MIJ Loeb, 11I 1. 1. Ma.cll6on TUvu A. Ma.nk.eJL Sam M~ Sam Ma.y.& T. 1. McGu.iJLe., III William N. MoJL!t.l.6 Ge.ollge P. Ph-U..Up.6 VIL. William L. Pope, ]Jr.. VIL. Holi.l6 PIL.lc.e. William M. Quinn -Sam P. Ry.f.a.nd Alv.ln Sa.l.omo n HeJLb Schmid R. F. SCJw.gg.6 Alva.n f. Ta.te, 11t. Albe/Lt T a.qloJr. Neuman T a.qloJr. F. T. Tha.qeJL, 11I Ge.ollge A. Thoma.hon Ma.qna!td Thomp.&on EaJtl. H. TIL.lple:tt R.lc.fuvtd A. TIL.lppe.eJL, ]Jr.. Thomah H. Todd, 11t. William M. Vaughan Clyde. R. Wentz VIL. Wendell WfU.:ttemo1r.e. Va.v.ld G. WU,.Uarn.6 w. C. Wonfio!td AVVISORY COUNCIL R. V. FUUVL J. M. Mc.Kn.lght Abe Scha.Jr.H W. L. Shtvr.p f. T. Tha.qeJL, ]IL. 4789 CHICl<A.SAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERI CA ANNUAL RECOGNITION VINNER 7 P.M., MARCH 7, 1968 ELLIS AUVITORIUM, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE TO THE VEVICATEV VOLUNTEER SCOUTERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL 196 7 Wa.6 a.no:thell g1r.ea.:t yeaJt.. !,oil oWL Council. a& ev.f..denc.ed by :the 6a.d -t:ha.-t: we ha.ve eaJt..ned :the na;li.onal "B1r.ea.k.thltou. gh FoJr. Youth" awaJtd 6oJr. :the .tlUJtd c.ort.6ec.<.Ltl.ve fJea.Jt. We a.Ile pJr.Ou.d 0 n OWL a.c.h.f..evement.6 .in many altea.6 O I, OWL pMgMm, but: oWL gJr.ea.:tu.t a.c.c.ompfuhmen.t 601t :the fJea.Jr. WM ma.king Sc.outing a.vaila.ble fpJr. 1129 molte boy.& in 52 a.dcli;Uortal wU..:t6. We ha.ve 1r.ea.c.hed a.n a..U. .t-Orre h.f..gh .in .6ellv.f..c.e :to botj.6 wi:th 15, 244 a.c;tlvely ertMUed .in :the Cou.nc.il. Many l,a.c.:to!L6 ha.ve c.on..tJU.but:ed :to oWL gJr.ea.:t pMgJr.U.6, wUh :the gJtea.:tu:t .&ingle 6a.c.:to1t be.lng :the dedic.at:e.d J.iellvic. e Jr.ende1ted bfJ :the 5600 volu.n:teeJt Sc.out:eM who 6a.i.th- 6u.Uy c.a.JtJty out: :theill 1r.uport.6ibil.ili..u ea.c.h weer.. 06 :the fjeaJt... We a.Jr.e mo.&:t glta.:te6u.l 6oJr. :the exc.eUen.t wo1tk. done by eveJty volu.n.teeJt, but: we expJtUJ.i .bpec.ial :tha.nk..6 :to oWL u.rtU tea.de.IL6 who wo1tk. a.c;tlvely wi:th oWL boy.&. Without: :the. 6a.i:th6u.£. pe1t60Mtanc.e 0 n :thU e dedic.a.:ted VO£. U n.teeJt lea.deM Li.ti:!e pMgJr.eM would be ma.de. We. .&al.u.te. e.velly Sc.out:ell !,oil :the. job he ha& done. :t.o help oWL Counc..f..£. gJr.OW and plr.0.6 pell. We. enc.oWLa.ge fJOU :to k.ee.p up :the good wo1tk. a& we ha.ve mu.c.h moJte :to do. We ha.ve a.n obligation :to ma.k.e :the ve1ty bu:t po.6.&ibte Sc.out:ing p1r.ogJtam a.va.lia.ble !,oil eveJty bo tJ .in OWL Council.. Ma.fJ :the LoJtd blu.& fJOu. .in fJOWL e6 6oJr.h. s. ShepheJtd Ta.:te PJr.Uiden:t - - - P R 0 G R A M - PRESIVING - S. SHEPHERV TATE, PRESIVENT OPENING CEREMONY------------------- - - "A BOY REMEMBERS" INVOCATION--- --- -------------- - ------VJt. Wa.l:t.ell E. MiJ.ic.hk.e V I N N E R SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS: V.f..J.i:tJtid Velegatiort.6 Se1tv.lc.e Cen.teJt Sc.hoot N..i..gh:t. no!t Sc.o<.Ltlng P M:toJt, Mu.t.e..in.6 Met.ho cU6 t ChWLc.h . Alvan F. Ta.:te, ]Jr.. TJr.a.in.ing FeUow.&h.f..p SILVER BEAVER AWARVS------ --- --- -----Alva.n F. Ta.:te, JJt. Cha..f..Mta.n, SitveJt Be.a.Veit Conmi.:t..tee INTROVUCTION OF SPEAKER-- - - ----------Ric.ha.Jr.d L. Newcomb Reg.lortal Sc.out: Exec.u.:ti.ve AVVRESS ANV PRESENTATION OF NATIONAL BREAKTHROUGH FOR YOUTH AWARV---------- ----------- ---A.e.den G. Ba.Jr.bell CLOSING CEREMONY Chie6 Sc.out: Exec.uUve BolJ Sc.ou:t..6 of, Ame.Jtic.a. "' T~E S1LVER BEAVER AfJJARV S.i.i..veJt Be.a.veJt. awM.d.6 6011. rJ..iA.t<.ngui.Alte.d ..svw..i.c.e to boyhood aJt.e plte&en.te.d each ljeo.JL upon nomi.n.a.U.ott o 6 tlte toe.al. coLL1teA.i and a.ppJtova.l o 6 the. Na.:Uovt.al Counill. Th.i..Ji ru.tYlltd .<-6 tnade. 601t no.te.wo4thCJ .& e1tvi c.e o 6 exc.ep - U.o•ta.t c.haJt.acteJr. tn boyhood wilJUn .the. c.ou11c,U. CIU.c.kMaw Counc.il.. ..i...6 e.x.t:Jr..eme.i..y p1t.oud. a 6 :tho6 e.. dedi..c.a.te.d Seou.tell..6 wh.o ha.ve e..a!U'1ed tJUA h.i.gh honoJt. • V4. J. C. Ayfllth • C. T. Mc.Cabe • Ge.£)1tge P. Phill..lp-6, S11.. * John T. Mo1tgan * John E. Rob~ HaNttj Webb * L, R. Falt..6click * A, V. Mc.Whollhll Ben B. Ca66etJ, ]A. * Wa.ltM. L • G1tay * Geo.nge. Wood F. Joe Flanagan * Ro bVt-t G. Ram6l.llf, Sit. Edwin V~tJwm R. Von StWie.n • C. lvLt.hUJt 8JWc.e C. H. Chwr.ch • Joe.. HoppeA VJt.. T. S. EU.Ot • H. M. Cia.y.ton Alvan F. T<Lte, ] Jr. . A. K. BUMcW J. G • Ga.te.6 * P. A. Cidy.ton • w. P. Ha.ll.U:iaw F. L. Chilite.nbwr.y Cl.cu.tde. 8 en.. J . s . Ail.en. * Joh'1 A. Angu.6 CltaJtle.t. IA . Ctwmp * O~. B. E. Jae.ob~ Abe sc.hali.n6 Rob eJit 1 o J1Y1.&orr • Bob Voz..i.u * VECEASEV Gu.y Bo yeJL J. L. Buc.kne..Jt. 111 Joe G. fi'elm6 111 T. RobVLt Ac.kle.n J. w. f.6 .tell 8'tuc.e. W. Ew.Utg J. &ta.di] WU.e.y E. C. G~.6om M. M. Huc.ka..be.e * A. E. Mc.1nty1te * M. W. Bonnell A. 8. CaJr;teJL W. L. S haltpe Rob VL.t BJtown Rob~tt L. IftW.i..n , J1t. C • W • TU:lt.eime.yeJL J. W. CtaJr.ke Phil. Eme.!Uck Ja.c~ P. Goi.<U c.lunid Hall.!lrJ S-impk..l~ Noble Ga.t.U.n Hm4XVtd M. Gil.Ube. * R. C. Ma.y1. J . 0. Te.iitn.i.6on, ]Ir.. E. C. BeNt.y I . G. Goi~mlth * E. A. HaJAJIU.nti, SA . N. G. Pa.ddl6on J. L . B!Unki.r!.y * M. L. Malltin ~ F. T. ThayeJt., JJt . Ge.ottge. PhillJ..pt, H. R. Blackwood • w. w. Cook • H eJtbVt.t F. H emlult. • E. L. Will.-iam6 o ti C. A. 1\ZIUYl.6 on Cluvti.u Chatman R. V. Fu.ltelt Ke~meth llumplVt2.IJ.6 J . L Ro be.Jl...Uon Cha.Jllu C. llamtl .. 11 J. £. R. Sawide..'1.6 Robe/Lt Slto!tU Re. ve/t~Jtd H .vr.Juj WltU.111116 H. i\i. r!ob..&tlion. 011.. Ja·m4 A. W~tce Al n1tec1 :.>. i.SGW?lru l i3o a ken r. lJa.rik.6 {v.UUam i3. Foll.dyer!. AloeM C. Leiui..6 T. J. McGu..U:.e, I1 I RobeJL-t G. Shu.Ltz, J1t... A. Ben Oil.gel W.i...lU.a>t1 "4. 0..i..xon Rev . J . A. Mc.Va.niel ~J . P. Ke.nwo.Jt;tll!J Lloyd Chwtdt J. M. Mc.Kn.i..g h.t R!A44e.U. PVt/l..Y Paul. t301tda. V1t... lfo.tii.li F. Ptvi..c.e A. A. Ftoyd Lloyd Adam.6 H. F. lUttU..ttgeJL, SJL. J\.lWVUtu Ru.tex Ecbui.itJ ThomOhan J. L. Nehon H vvna.n 13 en.6 doll. tl Cltjde R. Wentz * V1t... He..n1ty B. T\.l/meJt Jamu O. CoMVl J.<m T M.nclf..e HaJVLy Ra.tc.U.6~ Gen.ald Shill Cha.!Llu S. ffo6.6 e. Ed Go~iyaw C. M. Ba..U..altd • Kenne.th Knl.glr..t J. T. c handlvr.. ,\Jeun1o•t T a.tJloJt S. Si1e.phelld T a.te J. Cl a.Jtke Jo{m.t.on Ve1r.IU.e BMo k6 Atbe.Jt.t Fe1tg U6on. T. J. Tott e.y GeM.ge Tl10tna.6on. Paul Beft John H. finbWtlJ , J1t. W. M. PaNte;tt Ai... 61l.R..d J . V.ih.tJr.e..:W.. W.il.Li.am M. Vcw.g lurn Kem1e;th. Thonw HaJ11Jld SA.:e.&lluur1p w • c. J.UU.en. J olm. H. BallcJW n.t JmreA Stoku Richa.itd W • Glt.ew. Riclu.vtd F. SCJW.ggfi AndJtew W • w 1UVJ A. B. Bu.~olu::t Samu~ P. Rylo.n.d Alv.i.n Sai.cmon Ha.JtOi.d Pa.ytte Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Title A name given to the resource 1968 Chickasaw Council 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/25a121930824be5e86f27cee8e32583b.pdf ba6ae5b8ef52e4c3974bed1e59aac55e PDF Text Text CH1 CK AS AW C 0 U N C 1 L, RE P 0 R T 0 F 8 0 Y C0 U N C I L 1 9 6 8 S C0 UT S 0 F A ME R I C A ACT 1 V 1 T 1 ES �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF 1968 OFFICERS ANO AMERICA, INC. EXECUTIVE BOARV OFFICERS s. ShephMd Ta.te Jame& H. Calllnlchael. Ed E.6.Ucli. FM.nli. W. F.l6hM F. Clyde Lambe/Lt RU.6.6 eU Pwr.y Mtwtay Re..lteJt. Hattold S:tunli.amp Andlr.ew M. W1tay R. S. Bali.e!t, Sit. P1tu.ident V.lce P1te&.lden:t V.lce P1tu.ldent V.lce P1tu.ldent V.lce P1te&.ldent V.lce P1te&.ldent V.lee P1te&.iden:t V.lce P1te&.lden:t Tltea:.6 WI.elf. Comn.i..6.6.lo neJt. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Rev. Mi.Uen VattneU He1tb Schmld V1t. Sam Andelt.60 n Olt. C. 0, HOJ,1!11.U F. Clyde Lambe/Lt MWl.lta:y Re..lte1t Ed M, E.6.U.cli. Advancement Camp.lng and Activ.l:t.le& Leadelt.6h.lp T1tiUn.lng Health and Sa6 e:ty F.lnance 0Jtgan.lzatlon and Exten.6.lon Pub.Uc Rel.atlon.6 VISTRICT CHAIRMEN E1tnu:t Ab1t0n ByMn Ca:Mon Manley Cox Va.ughitn Vow F1ta:nli. J. LevJ.l.6 - Celt:tlutl N. J. Fo1td LMJty H.l.ebu.n R. F. SCltugg.6 A.ebe1tt Taylolt Sou:thwut Nolt:theM:t Ea:.6:te.1tn Nolt:th Sou.th Noltthwe&:t Clt.lttenden Sou:theMt EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS AT LARGE Newton P. Ate.en Roy Bell, J1t. Pa.ttl Boltda HeNnan Ben.6 do1t6 J, T. Cha:ncl.ee!t w.<..e.uam c. Cowan VJt, Kyle C1te&on, ]It, Raymond E. V.lcli.ey VIL. Chdltlu L. V.lnfi..ln.6 John Fabe.It HM.ton F.leld6 Ca:p:t. W, M. Fle:tchM A. A. Floyd W. H. O. Fonu Eugene G1teene1t, JJt. John Hattd.ln R. M. Hunt RobeJt:t L. IlfW.ln, ]It, Van Ku.yli.endaU Hunte.It Lane HenJty Loeb, Ztz J. J. Mafuon R.lv u A. Manli.e1t Sam Ma1tli..6 Sam May.6 T. J, McGu..l.lte, III w.<..e.u.am N. Moltlt.l6 Geoltge P. Ph.l.e.u.p.6 V1t. WU.U.am L, Pope, ]It, VI!.. Hot.u..6 Pl!..lce W.l.eli.am M. Q.u..lnn Sam P. Ryland A.ev.ln Salomon Alvan F. Tate, J1t. Neumon Taylolt F. T. Thaye1t, III Geo1tge A. Thoma:.6on Mayna:Jr.d Thomp.6on ThomM H, Todd, ]Jt, EM! H. Th..lplett R.lchaltd A. Th..lppee1t, J1t. WU.U.am M. Vaughan Clyde R. Wentz V1t. Wendell Wh.lttemo1te Vav.ld G, W.l.e.u.am6 W, C. Wo6601r.d AVVZSORY COUNCIL A. B. Buck.Vt.ldge John A. Coopelt ChM.tu M. CltUYrlp Edw.ln Val.6tlt0m Ph.l.e Emelt.lcli. R. V. FuU.e!t J, M. McKn.lgh:t Abe Scha:Jt66 W, L. ShMpe F. T. Thaye1t, J1r.. �CttICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1968 - A YEAR OF CttANGE 1968 ha.4 br.uly been a. yea1r. 06 c.ha.nge 001r. Chieluu,aw Cou.nc.U. but a. yea.Jr. 06 exeeU.ent a.ec.omp.e.M.hmen.t& aA c.ha.ngu a.nd p.ea.mung 601r. the 6utu.Jr.e ha.ve ta.ken pla.c.e. It ha.4 been one 06 ou.Jr. vvi.y but yealt6 .ln ma.ny wa.y.11. Ea.Jr.ly .ln the yea.Jr. tlr.a.g.le event.II the c.Uy a.nd a.n .impo.11 ed eu.Jr.6ew Sc.out Show. Mo<1t u.n.lt meet.lng-6 othe1r. a.c.t.lv.lt.lu we1r.e a.Rnlo.6t a.t .ln Memph.l.6 .impeded p1r.oglr.C6<1. Uwr.ut .ln ma.de U nec.u<1a.1r.y to c.a.neel the a.nnu.a.l we1r.e a.l<lo c.a.neeled a.nd a.dva.neement.11 a.nd a. <1ta.nd6UU. Folr.tu.nat.ely, we ha.ve ove1r.eome th.l.6 de6.lc.U .11.ltu.a.Uon and the ex..l<lt.lng eond.lt.lon-6 ea.u..6ed IJ.-6 to take a. new look a.t Ou.Jr. ope1r.a.Uon a.nd wo1r.k 6oJr. .implr.OVement<\ .ln Ou.Jr. .6 eJr.v.lee to boy-6 and .llt.6t.ltu.t.lon.6. A6te1r. .6 eve1r.a.l yealt6 06 u.np1r.ec.edented g1r.owth we expect to ha.ve a.no.their. yea.Jr. 06 exeeU.ent g1t.owth meeting ou.1t. membwhip objec.t.lvu. Ou.It. <llJ..6ta..ln.lng membwhip e11.1r.ollment hM been ou.t<lta.nd.lng .ln plr.Odu.c..lng the git.ea.tut 1t.uu.lt.6 eve1r. a.nd ea.mp pa.Jr.t.lc..lpa.Uon 1t.ea.c.hed a. new high. A <1pec..la.l new non-Sc.out ca.mp p1r.Og1t.a.m 601t. d.l<la.dva.nta.ged boy.11 WM .lna.u.gu.1t.a.ted w.lth exeeU.ent 1t.uu.lt.6. Mu.eh emphaA.l.6 ha.4 been pla.eed .{.n the .lnnvi.-c.Uy a.Jr.ea. wLth mu.eh new u.n.lt 01t.ga.n.lza.Uon .ln th.l.6 Mea. 06 g1r.ea.tut need. The long Jr.Mge pla.nn.lng eottmU.tee w.ll.e. <1oon plt.Uent long Jr.a.nge pla.n-6 601t. c.ou.nc.U. p1t.og1t.e<1.6 cooltd.lna.ted wlth the na.Uona.l BOYPOtvER '7 6 plr.og1t.am. Cou.nc.U. lea.dw Me eon6.(.dent that the p1r.ojec.t.lon.6 06 th.l.6 eomm.lttee c.a.n be met blt..lng.{.ng a.bout the g1t.ea.te<1t a.c.compl.l<lhment.6 .ln the h.l<lto1t.y o6 the eou.nc.U. .ln <I e1r.v.{.ee to you.th. The 1968 1t.ec.olt.d 06 Ch.lekaAaw Cou.nc.U. ha.<1 been among the but .ln 001t. 1r.eg.lon a.nd the na.Uon. Ma.ny 06 ou.Jr. a.c.c.omp.e.M.hment.6 Me .lnd.lc.a.ted .ln the enc.lo.11 ed ope1r.a.Ung cottmU.tee 1r.epolr.t.6 • We Me g1t.a.te6u.l 601t. the wo1t.k o6 thue c.omm.ltteu a.nd p1t.0u.dey p1t.uent the.lit. 1t.ecolt.d 06 p1t.og1t.u<1. The c.ou.nc.U. .l.6 upec..la.Uy .indebted to the 4.<.ne .{.n<1Utu.t.lon<1 wh.lc.h <1pon<101t. pa.c.k-6, tlr.oop-6, a.nd po.6t.6, a.nd the .{.n<1Utu.t.lona.l 1t.ep1t.C6 enta.Uvu who ma.ke u.p the ma.jolt..lty 06 Ou.It. c.ou.nc.U. membwh.lp. Ou.It. .11u.eeC6<1 .l.6 du.e to a. la1r.ge extent to the <1p.Cend.ld coope1r.a.t.lon 06 Ou.It. <1pon<1olt..lng .ln<1Utu.t.lon<1. We exp1t.u<1 <1.lnc.e1t.e gl!.a.Ut:ude to eveft.Y Sc.outvi. .ln the c.ou.nc.U., bec.a.IJ.-6 e U .l.6 the ded.lc.a.ted <1e1t.v.lc.e 06 thue 5600 men a.nd women that ha.-6 ma.de ou.Jr. .11 u.ec.u.11 po.<1<1.lble. �COMMISSIONER STAFF R. SHERWOOV BAKER, SR., COUNCIL COMMISSIONER The corim.V...6.loneJt .6.ta66 hM had a bU6y and chang.lng yeM. The commi..6.6.loneJr. .6.ta66 M.6umed .the 6uU 1!.Upo»..6.lbil.l.ty 601!. .the chM.teJr. l!.enewal pl!.ocu.6 dwr..lng .the ea!Lty pM.t 06 1968. The cortmh...6.loneJt .6.ta66 p.tayed a v.l.ta.t M.te ,fo .the ReCl!.u.l.t 06 .the Mon.th pl!.ogl!.am .that WM conducted JanUMy 1 .to AugU6.t 31. On Schoo.e N.lgh.t 601!. Scou.tlng a ne.lghbol!.hood cortmh...6.loneJt WM at each e.eeme»..tMy .6choo.e and .the comml.6.6.lone.l!..6 have had a l!.ea.t pM.t .ln .the 60.t.eow-up on Schoo.e N.lgh.t. Regu.tM we.e.e at.tended mon.th.ey mee..t.i.ng.6 have been he.td dUl!..lng .the yeM. Cub and Scout .eeadel!..6 l!.ound.tab.tu con.t.lnue .to .lmpl!.ove be.th .ln qua.e.l.ty and quan.t.l.ty. VUl!..lng .6Urtmel!. camp, membe.M o 6 .the comml.6.6.lonel!. .6.ta6 6 We/Le .ln attendance and .6el!.ved M camp commh...6.lone.l!..6. We dld no.t have M many M we11.e needed but 601!. a .6.ta/!..t we d.ld have at .teM.t one 601!. each camp week. We ee.e .that .thl6 WM .6uccU.66u.l .to both .the un.lt6 .ln camp and .to .the camp 0 and .lt6 .6.ta66. In AugU6.t .the annua.t cortmh...6.lone.l!..6 con 0e11.ence WM he.td at .the Scout SeJLv.lce Ce»..tel!.. In Sep.tembel!. a council-w.lde commh...6.lonel!..6 bM.lc tl!.a.ln.lng pel!..lence WM conducted. We fiee.e .that both 06 .thue expel!..lencu .6el!.vedex.to g.lve an added boo.6.t .to 6a.t.e ac.tivL ti.u. In JanuMi/, 1969, Boypowe11. '76 .V.. .to be launched M .the .eong-1!.ange na.t.iona pl!.ogl!.am. The corim.V...6.lonel!. .6.ta66 hM a v.l.taK. and A.mpol!..tan.t !Lo.le .to p.eay t .l6 goal-6 Me .to be ach.leved. A.6 cortmh...6.lonel!..6, we rnU6.t .lnCl!.eMe owr. e66ol!..t .ln l!.eCl!.uLti.ng and tl!.a.ln.lng 06 ne.lghbol!.hood comn.lM.lone.l!..6. We rnU.6.t make .6Wl.e .that un.lt6 and .the.ll!. .eeadel!..6 have .the he.tp and M.6.l-6.tance needed .to pl!.ov.lde a h.lgh qua.e.l.ty pl!.ogl!.am .to an expand.lng boy popula tion. a.e.e The goal-6 have been .6 e.t, .lt6 been pl!.opel!.ly exp.ea.lned and we, you and I Me accoun.tab.ee. Le.t'.6 go/ �ORGANIZATION ANV EXTENSION COMMITTEE MURRAY REITER, CHAIRMAN F1tom :the begbinbig we knew :that 1968 would be a. CJU..ti..cal yeM. We did no.t know .that .U would be a.6 CJU..ti..cal a.6 .U ha.6 been. T'he 6-Ut.6.t 6.lve montlu. 06 the yea.It we t.u66e1ted hea.vy lot.t.U .ln both boyt. a.nd un.lt6. Vue to c.ha.ngu .ln .time a. un.lt ma.y be la.pt.ed, we t.u66e1ted addUlona.l heavy boy and un.lt lot.t.U .ln Augut..t. A velty 6.i.ne "Rec.Jtu.i..t 06 The Mon.th" pMgJtam helped o66t.e.t t.ome 06 :thue lo.MU. Unde1t .the leade.Mh.lp 06 Shelt.i.66 BUl MoltltU, a ve1ty p1toduc.tlve "Sc.hool N.lgh.t 601t Sc.ou..tlng" Wat. c.onduc..ted a.nd th.it. t..ta!t.ted ut. 066 601t the 6a.U .i.n h.lgh gea.Jt. We ha.ve been JtUnn.i.ng .ln h.lgh geM eve.It t..lnce. A.t .the c.lot.e 06 Augut..t .the O. 6 E. Comnlttee needed a. net 06 101 un.i..th to a.ch.leve m 1968 goa.l. Ove1t 70 06 .thue un.lt6 ha.ve been Oltga.n.i.zed and 1teg.l6.te1ted. The goa.l 06 605 un.i..tt. .i.h .ln t..lgh.t a.nd .l.t .i.h OM beUe6 :that we wlU ob.ta..ln .th.it. goa.l. We wlU t.how a. t.ubt..tan.i.a.l .i.nc.Jteat.e .ln boy membe1tt.h.lp 1tea.c.h.lng 601t .the ~-i.lt.6.t .time .ln :the h.lt.to11.y 06 the c.ounc..ll one out 06 eve.Jty ft.lve boyt.. Although we ma.y 6a.U t.Ugh.tty t.holt.t 06 OM boy goa.l .U .it. 6e.U we wUe Ir.ea.ch a.ppltoMmately 16, 000 by Vec.embe1r. 31. At. we c.lot.e out :th.it. yeaJt 1968, OM though.th :te1tn .to Boypowe.1r. '76. We have t.et t.ome c.ha.Ueng.lng goa.l.6 601t the next e.lgh.t yea.M. The.tie t..talt.t w.i.th the t.uc.c.Ut.6ul c.onc.lut..lon 06 1968, In .the 6.lna.l a.na.lyt..i.h we 6eel 1968 w.i.le be a. good yea.It. �FINANCE COMMITTEE F. CLYVE LAMBERT, CHAIRMAN Exc.eteent p1r.og1r.u.ti hM c.on.t<.nued .ln Ch.lc.kMaw Counc.U. dull.lng 1968 and made po.ti.ti.lbte thllough .lnCJr.eMed ope1r.at.lng 6unM. We Me g1r.ate6u£. 601r. an .inc.Ile.Med a.Uoc.at.lon 06 6unM 61lom Shelby Un.lted Ne.lghboM, The tan.gut pilo.tlon 06 DUil 6unM Me llec.e.lved 61lom S,U.N. and th.li. .tiuppoM: M a gileat 6ac.toil .&t oUll pilagilU.6. S.U.N. ~a ma.de OM non- Sc.out c.amp p1r.og1r.am a 1r.ea«ty by pttov.lcllng nec.U.6My 6unM 61r.om PROJECT EXTEND. Adcll.tlona.£. ptedgu Me .ti.ti..U bung 1r.ec.e.lved 6Mm .tiu.tita..ln.lng membw and the tota.£. pledged 601r. the yea.IL M an.tlc..lpated to be ove1r. $100, ooo, a. new h.lgh and a.n .lndlc.at.lon 06 gileat decllc.at.lon and £.eadwh.lp by the .tiu.ti.ta.i.n.lng membeMh.lp oilgan.lzat.lon. Cap.lta.£. 6unM pledged c.on.tlnu.e to be pa.id wh.lc.h hM enabled the c.ounc.U. to complete a.U payment.ti on :the new .tiellv.lc.e c.entell and wo1r.k on .lmpoM:ant pilojec.tA .ln Du.IL ca.mp.ti. The c.ou.nc.U. M .indebted to tho.tie who gave and to the hu.ndlleM o6 Sc.oute.M who WO!lfled .60 cllUgen.tey .ln p1r.ov.lcllng :the 6u.nM wh.lc.h have enabled :the c.ou.nc.U. to c.M.lly out an ou.t&ta.ncllng p1r.og1r.am 06 .6 ellv.lc.e to a g1r.ea.:t.e.y .lnc.lle.M ed membwh.lp. �CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE HERB SCHMIV, CHAIRMAN The. Camp.i.ng a.nd Ac.-ti.v.i..Uu Conmi..tte.e. .U. ve.lf.IJ g11.a..te.6ul .t.o ate the. vo.eunte.e.M who wo11.ke.d -Oo ha.11.d to ma.ke. 11.lne.te.e.n hundll.e.d a.nd -O.i.X.tlj ught a tJr.e.me.nd oU-O ye.AA 06 camp.i.ng Md ac.-ti.v.<..uu 6011. Ch.lckMaw Counc.U. YoUJr. conmi..tte.e. 11.e.g11.etted the ne.cu-0.i.ty 06 ca.nce.Ung the Scout Show. We ate 6eU th.u. would ha.ve been a g11.e.a..t one.. We a.MUJr.e you p.ea.n-0 Me .i.n the. wo!r.k-0 6011. a. tll.e.me.ndoU-O -0how 6011. 1969. AU 11.lne d.u.W w ha.ve. conducted d.u.ru ct ca.mpo11.eu tha..t we.11.e we..e.e a.tte.nde.d both W.i.th Scout-0 Md v.WUoM. To -0how the. g11.owth .i.n camp.fog .i.n 1968 we. would like. .t.o g.lve. you the. compMa.tlve. 6.i.gUJt.U 6011. 1966, 1967 a.nd 1968: Ind.lv.i.dual Scout-0 w.i.th a .eong te.11.m camp.i.ng V.i.66e.Jr.e.nt wvlt:o W.i.th .eong te.11.m camp.lng Ul'l.lt .ee.ade.Jr.-O a.tte.nd.lng .eong te.11.m camp Non-Scout-0 a.tte.nd.lng .eong te.11.m ca.mp 1966 1967 1968 2191 122 393 2343 2689 120 415 162 433 0 0 203 We. want .t.o e.x.p11.u-0 ou.Jt app11.e.c.la.tlon .t.o V11.. c. V. Hawku and the. He.a.Uh a.nd Sa6e.ty ConmLtte.e. 6011. the..lll. -0eung tha..t the he.a.Uh Md -0a6e.t1J -0ta.ndMd6 we.11.e ma.lnta.lned a..t va.11..loU-O counc.U and d.u.W ct ac.-ti.v.l.tlu. E-0pec.latey we want to tha.nk VII.. Hawku 6011. the. 11.u.i.de.nt doctoM 6011. oUJr. -0umme11. camp. We. Me Ve.Jr.If g11.a..te.6ul to the. ex.ecut.<.ve boMd and the. 6.f.na.nce conmi..ttee 6011. the money .t.o p11.ov.i.de. the. wa..te.11. Unu to the. many camp -0Uu a..t Camp CUJt.11..leJr, a.n .i.ce mach.lne 6011. Kamp K.la K.lma, and .two tll.actoM - one 6011. Camp CUJt.11..le.Jr. Md one 6011. Kamp K.<.a K.i.ma. We. want to thank .ln-0.utut.lona.e 11.e.p11.uenta.tlvu 6011. the. .tJr.e.me.ndoU-O -Ouppoll.t tha..t the..lll. ul'l.lt-0 Md unU .ee.adeM have g.i.ve.n th.u. commUte.e.. �LEAVERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE VR. SAM ANVERSON, CHAIRMAN The. Le.adru!Up T11.abtl11g Comnltte.e. ta.ku 011 new climen6.lo11. Ove1t 275 .:t.11.a..ln.lng expell.le11c.u have. been c.onduc.ted dl.V!.lng :the. yeM, 84 .:t.11.a..ln.lng awaJr.d6 have. been plt.uented t.o un.lt c.ornmltteeme11, .eea.de/14 and Ven Mothe/14. Th.U he.f.p4 e.xp.ta..ln why the c.ounc.U 1t.a11lu, 6.l6th hi the 1t.eg.lo11 hi tlr.a..lne.d .teadeltAIUp. Sc.outw c.ont.lnue :to take. advantage. 06 1t.e.g.lo11a.e and na.t.lona..e. t'r.a..lnhig oppolt.:twtl:tlu. The counc.U ha.6 bee.11 1t.ep11.u ented at Ph.lemont and at :the Reg.lona..e. Meet.l11g .<.11 Shlt.e.vepolt.t, Ou.It. Sc.outw have a.Uo pa.11.t.lclpated .ln Wood Badge at Ph.l.emont, Sc.IU66 Sc.out Rue11.va.t.lon, Camp Buc.k Tom6 and Uttte. Roc.k, Alt.ka.n6a.6. In 1969 the. c.ounc.U wlU 4e1t.ve a.6 ho4:t t.o the 11.e.g.lon 6011. a Na.t.lona..e. Wood Badge Cowu.e. :to be hetd at Camp CUM.le.It. AugU4:t 9 - 16. W.lth the. hic.1t.ea.4ed .lnte.11.u:t and hnpolt.tanc.e. that .l4 be.lng plac.ed on .tl!.a..ln.lng and .:t.11.a..lne.d .e.eade.11.4/Up by the key p11.0 0u.6.lona.t and vo.tuntee11. .ee.adw na.t.lona.Uy :thlt.ough Boypowe11. '76, .l:t .l4 a mU4:t 6011. U4 t.o c.ont.lnue. :to 11.ec.11.u.l:t qua.U 0.le.d men and 4ee that they have. :the oppolt.tun.l:ty t.o a.:t:tend .e.oc.a..e., 11.e.g.lona.t and na.t.lonal .:t.11.a..ln.lng e.ven:t.6. The T11.a..ln.lng Centeir. at Camp CU!t.lt..lelt. ha.4 been c..eeaned up and w.llr.ed .tl!..lc..l:ty. I :t .l.6 now 11.e.ady 6011. U4 e 6011. d.l4.tl!..lc.t tl!.a..ln.lng e.ven:t.6. 6011. etec.- �AVVANCEMENT COMMITTEE REVERENV MILLEN VARNELL, CHAIRMAN It hM been 1>a.ld "The e66ec.tlvenu1> 06 Scou.tlng can be meMWted by the advancement on a. boy 11. le6t poC!f?.et." I don't !?.now whet.hq)f. :thl6 .U ex.a.c.tey btu.e otr. not. We do, I be.Ueve, a.gtr.ee that C!elr.ta.lnly a.dva.ncement .U a. ba.tr.ometq)f. 6otr. SC!ou.Ung. 16 :thl6 .U btu.e, then we .lit Ch.i.C!f?.a6a.w Council. ha.ve ha.d a.no.their. 6ine yea.tr. 06 SC!ou.Ung at the boy level. Ovetr. 5, 000 boy!> ha.ve a.dva.nC!ed one tr.a.nf?. dWling the 6-lMt 1o month!> o6 the yea.tr.. 1.t .U a.ntlupated that we w.u.e a.pptr.oaC!h the 6, ooo ma.tr.k. by the end 06 the yea.tr.. The new WebelM a.c.tlvity ba.dgu a.tr.e being welt tr.eC!eived. Ovetr. 3248 ha.ve been a.wa.tr.ded the 6-lM.t .ten month!> 06 :thl6 yea.tr.. 12 5 Ea.gle SC!ou.tl> pa.tr..tlupated in Ea.gle Recogni.tlon Va.y. Capt. W.utlam Flet.C!hetr., U.S.N. 1.etr.ved a6 Eagle Vay Cha.ltr.ma.n. Ac.tlvi.tle.1> began at the Ma.yotr. 11> 066,Lce W..Uh the Ma.yo tr. o66ie!ia.Uy duigna.tlng the do.y a.I> Eagle Va.y. Eagle Scou.tl> met .theitr. 1>pon1.01r.1> a.nd I.pent the ba.la.nC!e 06 the da.y lea.tr.ning motr.e a.bout the SC!ou.t. 11. C!ho.6 en .i.ntetr.ut. A banquet WM held that evening honotr..i.ng tho1>e who had atta.lned .theilr. Ea.gle tr.an!?. du.tr..i.ng 1967. The council. C!on.tlnuu to be a. lea.detr. in the to.ta.l nwnbeir. 06 boy.6 tr.eC!eiv.i.ng tr.eUg.i.otl.6 a.wa.tr.d.6. 171 tr.e.Ugiotl.6 a.wa.tr.d.6 ha.ve been ptr.uented to date. �HIGHLIGHTS OF 1968 FEBRUARY Boy Sc.out Wee/a. Eagle Sc.out Vay - 12 5 Eagle Sc.owa 1tec.ogn.lzed. MARCH SU6.ta.in.lng membeMIU.p en1t0Umett.t .Cau.nc.hed. Counc.le. Rec.ognltlon Vittnelt Counc.le. 1tec.dved "B1teakthlr.ough Folt You.th" awa.ltd 61tOm CIU.e6 Sc.out Exec.u.tlve A.eden 8a.1tbe1t. Ten SUve1t Bea.veil N!Jevt.d/J p1tuen.ted. APRIL Sc.out Show plMned but c.Mc.eted. MAY Vl6.tltlc.t c.ampo1teu - 3153 Sc.owa pM-tldpa..ted. Twetve CIU.c.laMaw Sc.outeM attended Na..ti.ona..e Counc.le. Meeting in CIU.c.a.go. JUNE - JULY - AUGUST Acfm.i.nl6.tJr.a.tlon 8uUding at Kamp Kia. Kima. decUc.a..ted. Long TIV1m Camping - 2689 cU66e1ten.t Sc.owa at.tended. PIU..emon.t - 71 Sc.owa Md Exp.eo1teM pM-tldpa..ted. SEPTEMBER Sc.hoot N-i..gh.t Fo1t Sc.ou.tlttg hetd 601t 6oUlt.th c.oiu.ec.u.tlve yea.It. 2soo boy4 1teCltu.U:ed. OCTOBER Region Five Annua..e Meeting in Shltevepolt.t, La.. 18 CIU.c.flMaw Sc.outeM pM-tlc.ipa..ti.ng. Goodwill Good TWtn Vay. NOVEMBER Counc.le. 1tea.c.hu new high in membwlU.p Md r.m.U6. AppltOM.ma..tety �BOYPOWER '16 AMERICA'S CHALLENGE - AMERICA'S MANPOWER BEGINS WITH BOYPOWER YOUTH ZN 1968 AmVU.c.a .ln 1968 M. a d.l6:twr.bed tand. P1tobt~ mount and 61tut.:tlta:Uon6 .1>UMound w.. Young peep.Ce Me deepty .lnvo.eved, whethe1t .l:t be d.l6con:ten:t w.lth oUJt 601t.e.lgh poUc.y, demon1>tlta..tlon4 and Jt..lo.U .ln oUJt c.l.tlu, 011. ouJt. uc.a.la..tlng clt..lme Jta:te. They Me no:t a.c.c.ep.tlng the 1t.Upon1>.lb.i.U.tlu 06 a 61t.ee .1> oc.le:ty M we know them. SOLUTION - WHY SCOUTING MUST GROW Fo1t. 58 yeaM, the Boy Sc.ou-U 06 AmVU.c.a. hM c.ut.tlva.:ted .ln boy.1> a 1te.1>pec:t 6011. God a.nd c.oun:tlt.y and a du.lite 601t. ac.tlve mlnc:U and bod.lu tha.:t W.i.U enabte them to ma.ke the Jt..lght c.ho.lc.u .ln pltepMa..tlon QOlt. lt.Upon6.lbU.l.tlu M c.l.tlzen6. Tha.:t the movwen:t hM been .1>uc.c.'2.4.1> 6ut M. ev.lden:t .ln the nurnbe1t. 06 60Mte1t. Sc.ou-U now .ln 1t.upon.1>.lbte po.1>.l.tlon6. Obv.loU6ty Sc.ou.tlng M. not the onty .6otu.tlon, bu:t .l:t M. one 06 the pltoven me:thoc:U 06 devetop.lng boy!> .ln:to men 06 c.hMac:teJt., w.l.e.Ung and abte to tea.d othe1t c.l.tlzen.1> :towMd :the dlteam wh.lc.h WM--and .1>.tlU .i.4--AmVU.c.a. And .1>0 .l6 Sc.ou.tlng .l4 to make a mo1t.e p1to6ound .lrnp1tu1.>.lon on AmVU.ca, .l:t mut.:t It.each molt.e boy!> 61tom a.U 4tlta.:ta 06 oUJt .1>oc.le:ty--a.nd when we've Jteached them we mU./it do an even be:tteJt. job 06 devetop.lng .lnd.lv.lduat c.hMa.c:teJt. and qu.a.e.l.tlu 06 teadwh.lp. BOYPOWER '76 - A LONG RANGE PLAN On Ja.nu.My 1, 1969, the ma.npoweJt. o6 the Boy Sco U.U o6 Am VU.ca. .ln each 06 .l:t4 510 to cat c.ouncil..I> w.lU ta.u.nch BOYPOWER '16, a. new tong-1t.a.nge pta.n tha.:t wm ca.My th/tough 1976--the 200th a.nn.lveMMy 06 OU/t na..tlon. Vu.Jt..lng tho.lie 8 yeM./i 06 .ln:ten1>.lve e66olt..t, we w.lU move 6oJt.WMd undeJt. :the bM.lc tltu.th tha.:t "Amelt..lc.a. 1.1> ma.npoweJt. beg.ln6 w.lth BOYPOWER." The pU1tpo.1>e 06 BOYPOWER '76: "To deepty .lnvotve a 1tep1t.uen:ta..tlve oneth.llt.d o 6 a.U Amelt..lca.n boy.I> .ln Scou.tlng" a.nd ":to hetp :the 6am.l.e.le.1> a.nd .ln.1>.tltu..tlon6 06 :the Na..tlon p1tepa.1t.e a new gene1ta..tlon w.lth the .1ik.l.e.e a.nd co~ 6.ldence :to mM:te1t. the clta.ng.lng dema.nc:U o6 Amelt..lca. 1.1> 6u:tUJte a.nd p1t.epa.1te to g.lve R.ea.deMh.lp :to .l:t." The pR.a.n ca..e.R.4 6011. deepeJt. penetlta..tlon .ln:to povelt.ty Med<\ doubUng oUJt p1tuen:t Jt.a..te 06 g1t.ow:th .ln boy1.> .1vr.ved (the g1t.ea.:te.1>:t pell.cent.age g1t.owth.l4 pit.a jected .ln Exp.C.olt..lng), an .lrnpJtOved qua.l.l:ty p1tog1t.arn, and be:ttelt. <1e1tv.lc.e :to un.l.u. CHICKASAW COUNCIL'S PART - OUR LONG-RANGE PLAN Ea.Jt.ty .ln 1969 oUJt R.ong-IU!nge p.C.a.nn.lng c.ornml.t.tee wUR. p1t.uent a c.ome.lght yeM plan .lnc.R.ud.lng pita jec.tlon.1> 601t. membwh.lp, m:ltl/XWelt., ~.lnancu, and 6ac.l.e.l.tlu a.long w.lth a. pltOglt.am 06 conc.en:tlt.ated e66olt.t .lnrul!. .tnneJt.- c..l:ty a.It.ea.. p.C.e:te � 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 C H 1 C K A S A W C 0 U N C 1 L, 8 0 Y S C 0 U T S 0 F A M E R I C A R E P 0 R T 0 F C 0 U N C I L A C T 1 V 1 T 1 E S 1 9 6 8 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 1968 OFFICERS ANO EXECUTIVE BOARV OFFICERS s. ShephMd T a.te Jame& H. Calllnlchael. Ed E.6.Ucli. FM.nli. W. F.l6hM F. Clyde Lambe/Lt RU.6.6 eU Pwr.y Mtwtay Re..lteJt. Hattold S:tunli.amp Andlr.ew M. W1tay R. S. Bali.e!t, Sit. P1tu.ident V.lce P1te&.lden:t V.lce P1tu.ldent V.lce P1tu.ldent V.lce P1te&.ldent V.lce P1te&.ldent V .lee P 1te&.iden:t V.lce P1te&.lden:t Tltea:.6 WI.elf. Comn.i..6.6.lo neJt. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Rev. Mi.Uen VattneU He1tb Schmld V1t. Sam Andelt.60 n Olt. C. 0, HOJ,1!11.U F. Clyde Lambe/Lt MWl.lta:y Re..lte1t Ed M, E.6.U.cli. Advancement Camp.lng and Activ.l:t.le& Leadelt.6h.lp T1tiUn.lng Health and Sa6 e:ty F.lnance 0Jtgan.lzatlon and Exten.6.lon Pub.Uc Rel.atlon.6 VISTRICT CHAIRMEN E1tnu:t Ab1t0n - Celt:tlutl ByMn Ca:Mon - Sou:thwut N. J. Fo1td LMJty H.l.ebu.n R. F. SCltugg.6 A.ebe1tt Taylolt Sou.th Noltthwe&:t Clt.lttenden Sou:theMt Manley Cox - Nolt:theM:t Va.ughitn Vow - Ea:.6:te.1tn F1ta:nli. J. LevJ.l.6 - Nolt:th Newton P. Ate.en Roy Bell, J1t. Pa.ttl Boltda H eNnan Ben.6 do1t6 J, T. Cha:ncl.ee!t w.<..e.uam c. Cowan VJt, Kyle C1te&on, ]It, Raymond E. V.lcli.ey VIL. Chdltlu L. V.lnfi..ln.6 John Fabe.It HM.ton F.leld6 Ca:p:t. W, M. F le:tchM A. A. Floyd W. H. O. Fonu Eugene G1teene1t, JJt. A. B. Buck.Vt.ldge John A. Coopelt ChM.tu M. CltUYrlp EXECUTIVE BOARV MEMBERS AT LARGE John Hattd.ln R. M. Hunt RobeJt:t L. IlfW.ln, ]It, Van Ku.yli.endaU Hunte.It Lane HenJty Loeb, Ztz J. J. Mafuon R.lv u A. Manli.e1t Sam Ma1tli..6 Sam May.6 T. J, McGu..l.lte, III w.<..e.u.am N. Moltlt.l6 Geoltge P. Ph.l.e.u.p.6 V1t. WU.U.am L, Pope, ]It, VI!.. Hot.u..6 Pl!..lce W.l.eli.am M. Q.u..lnn AVVZSORY COUNCIL Edw.ln Val.6tlt0m Ph.l.e Emelt.lcli. R. V. FuU.e!t J, M. McKn.lgh:t Sam P. Ryland A.ev.ln Salomon Alvan F. Tate, J1t. Neumon Taylolt F. T. Thaye1t, III Geo1tge A. Thoma:.6on Mayna:Jr.d Thomp.6on ThomM H, Todd, ]Jt, EM! H. Th..lplett R.lchaltd A. Th..lppee1t, J1t. WU.U.am M. Vaughan Clyde R. Wentz V1t. Wendell Wh.lttemo1te Vav.ld G, W.l.e.u.am6 W, C. Wo6601r.d Abe Scha:Jt66 W, L. ShMpe F. T. Thaye1t, J1r.. CttICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1968 - A YEAR OF CttANGE 1968 ha.4 br.uly been a. yea1r. 06 c.ha.nge 001r. Chieluu,aw Cou.nc.U. but a. yea.Jr. 06 exeeU.ent a.ec.omp.e.M.hmen.t& aA c.ha.ngu a.nd p.ea.mung 601r. the 6utu.Jr.e ha.ve ta.ken pla.c.e. It ha.4 been one 06 ou.Jr. vvi.y but yealt6 .ln ma.ny wa.y.11. Ea.Jr.ly .ln the yea.Jr. tlr.a.g.le event.II .ln Memph.l.6 .impeded p1r.oglr.C6<1. Uwr.ut .ln the c.Uy a.nd a.n .impo.11 ed eu.Jr.6ew ma.de U nec.u<1a.1r.y to c.a.neel the a.nnu.a.l Sc.out Show. Mo<1t u.n.lt meet.lng-6 we1r.e a.l<lo c.a.neeled a.nd a.dva.neement.11 a.nd othe1r. a.c.t.lv.lt.lu we1r.e a.Rnlo.6t a.t a. <1ta.nd6UU. Folr.tu.nat.ely, we ha.ve ove1r.eome th.l.6 de6.lc.U .11.ltu.a.Uon and the ex..l<lt.lng eond.lt.lon-6 ea.u..6ed IJ.-6 to take a. new look a.t Ou.Jr. ope1r.a.Uon a.nd wo1r.k 6oJr. .implr.OVement<\ .ln Ou.Jr. .6 eJr.v.lee to boy-6 and .llt.6t.ltu.t.lon.6. A6te1r. .6 eve1r.a.l yealt6 06 u.np1r.ec.edented g1r.owth we expect to ha.ve a.no.their. yea.Jr. 06 exeeU.ent g1t.owth meeting ou.1t. membwhip objec.t.lvu. Ou.It. <llJ..6- ta..ln.lng membwhip e11.1r.ollment hM been ou.t<lta.nd.lng .ln plr.Odu.c..lng the git.ea.tut 1t.uu.lt.6 eve1r. a.nd ea.mp pa.Jr.t.lc..lpa.Uon 1t.ea.c.hed a. new high. A <1pec..la.l new non-Sc.out ca.mp p1r.Og1t.a.m 601t. d.l<la.dva.nta.ged boy.11 WM .lna.u.gu.- 1t.a.ted w.lth exeeU.ent 1t.uu.lt.6. Mu.eh emphaA.l.6 ha.4 been pla.eed .{.n the .lnnvi.-c.Uy a.Jr.ea. wLth mu.eh new u.n.lt 01t.ga.n.lza.Uon .ln th.l.6 Mea. 06 g1r.ea.tut need. The long Jr.Mge pla.nn.lng eottmU.tee w.ll.e. <1oon plt.Uent long Jr.a.nge pla.n-6 601t. c.ou.nc.U. p1t.og1t.e<1.6 cooltd.lna.ted wlth the na.Uona.l BOYPOtvER '7 6 plr.og1t.am. Cou.nc.U. lea.dw Me eon6.(.dent that the p1r.ojec.t.lon.6 06 th.l.6 eomm.lttee c.a.n be met blt..lng.{.ng a.bout the g1t.ea.te<1t a.c.compl.l<lhment.6 .ln the h.l<lto1t.y o 6 the eou.nc.U. .ln <I e1r.v.{.ee to you.th. The 1968 1t.ec.olt.d 06 Ch.lekaAaw Cou.nc.U. ha.<1 been among the but .ln 001t. 1r.eg.lon a.nd the na.Uon. Ma.ny 06 ou.Jr. a.c.c.omp.e.M.hment.6 Me .lnd.lc.a.ted .ln the enc.lo.11 ed ope1r.a.Ung cottmU.tee 1r.epolr.t.6 • We Me g1t.a.te6u.l 601t. the wo1t.k o 6 thue c.omm.ltteu a.nd p1t.0u.dey p1t.uent the.lit. 1t.ecolt.d 06 p1t.og1t.u<1. The c.ou.nc.U. .l.6 upec..la.Uy .indebted to the 4.<.ne .{.n<1Utu.t.lon<1 wh.lc.h <1pon< 101t. pa.c.k-6, tlr.oop-6, a.nd po.6t.6, a.nd the .{.n<1Utu.t.lona.l 1t.ep1t.C6 enta.Uvu who ma.ke u.p the ma.jolt..lty 06 Ou.It. c.ou.nc.U. membwh.lp. Ou.It. .11u.eeC6<1 .l.6 du.e to a. la1r.ge extent to the <1p.Cend.ld coope1r.a.t.lon 06 Ou.It. <1pon<1olt..lng .ln<1Utu.t.lon<1. We exp1t.u<1 <1.lnc.e1t.e gl!.a.Ut:ude to eveft.Y Sc.outvi. .ln the c.ou.nc.U., bec.a.IJ.-6 e U .l.6 the ded.lc.a.ted <1e1t.v.lc.e 06 thue 5600 men a.nd women that ha.-6 ma.de ou.Jr. .11 u.ec.u.11 po.<1<1.lble. COMMISSIONER STAFF R. SHERWOOV BAKER, SR., COUNCIL COMMISSIONER The corim.V...6.loneJt .6.ta66 hM had a bU6y and chang.lng yeM. The commi..6.6.loneJr. .6.ta66 M.6umed .the 6uU 1!.Upo»..6.lbil.l.ty 601!. .the chM.teJr. l!.enewal pl!.ocu.6 dwr.. lng .the ea!Lty pM.t 06 1968. The cortmh...6.loneJt .6.ta66 p.tayed a v.l.ta.t M.te ,fo .the ReCl!.u.l.t 06 .the Mon.th pl!.ogl!.am .that WM conducted JanUMy 1 .to AugU6.t 31. On Schoo.e N.lgh.t 601!. Scou.tlng a ne.lghbol!.hood cortmh...6.loneJt WM at each e.eeme»..tMy .6choo.e and .the comml.6.6.lone.l!..6 have had a l!.ea.t pM.t .ln .the 60.t.eow-up on Schoo.e N.lgh.t. Regu.tM we.e.e at.tended mon.th.ey mee..t.i.ng.6 have been he.td dUl!..lng .the yeM. Cub and Scout .eeadel!..6 l!.ound.tab.tu con.t.lnue .to .lmpl!.ove be.th .ln qua.e.l.ty and quan.t.l.ty. VUl!..lng .6Urtmel!. camp, membe.M o 6 .the comml.6.6.lonel!. .6.ta6 6 We/Le .ln attendance and .6el!.ved M camp commh...6.lone.l!..6. We dld no.t have M many M we11.e needed but 601!. a .6.ta/!..t we d.ld have at .teM.t one 601!. each camp week. We 0ee.e .that .thl6 WM .6uccU.66u.l .to both .the un.lt6 .ln camp and .to .the camp and .lt6 .6.ta66. In AugU6.t .the annua.t cortmh...6.lone.l!..6 con 0e11.ence WM he.td at .the Scout SeJLv. lce Ce»..tel!.. In Sep.tembel!. a council-w.lde commh...6.lonel!..6 bM.lc tl!.a.ln.lng expel!.. lence WM conducted. We fiee.e .that both 06 .thue expel!..lencu .6el!.ved .to g.lve an added boo.6.t .to 6a.t.e ac.tivLti.u. In JanuMi/, 1969, Boypowe11. '76 .V.. .to be launched M .the .eong-1!.ange na.t.ionat pl!.ogl!.am. The corim.V...6.lonel!. .6.ta66 hM a v.l.taK. and A.mpol!..tan.t !Lo.le .to p.eay .l6 a.e.e goal-6 Me .to be ach.leved. A.6 cortmh...6.lonel!..6, we rnU6.t .lnCl!.eMe owr. e66ol!..t .ln l!.eCl!.uLti.ng and tl!.a.ln.lng 06 ne.lghbol!.hood comn.lM.lone.l!..6. We rnU.6.t make .6Wl.e .that un.lt6 and .the.ll!. .eeadel!..6 have .the he.tp and M.6.l-6.tance needed .to pl!.ov.lde a h.lgh qua.e.l.ty pl!.ogl!.am .to an expand.lng boy population. The goal-6 have been .6 e.t, .lt6 been pl!.opel!.ly exp.ea.lned and we, you and I Me accoun.tab.ee. Le.t'.6 go/ ORGANIZATION ANV EXTENSION COMMITTEE MURRAY REITER, CHAIRMAN F1tom :the begbinbig we knew :that 1968 would be a. CJU..ti..cal yeM. We did no.t know .that .U would be a.6 CJU..ti..cal a.6 .U ha.6 been. T'he 6-Ut.6.t 6.lve montlu. 06 the yea.It we t.u66e1ted hea.vy lot.t.U .ln both boyt. a.nd un.lt6. Vue to c.ha.ngu .ln .time a. un.lt ma.y be la.pt.ed, we t.u66e1ted addUlona.l heavy boy and un.lt lot.t.U .ln Augut..t. A velty 6.i.ne "Rec.Jtu.i..t 06 The Mon.th" pMgJtam helped o66t.e.t t.ome 06 :thue lo.MU. Unde1t .the leade.Mh.lp 06 Shelt.i.66 BUl MoltltU, a ve1ty p1toduc.tlve "Sc.hool N.lgh.t 601t Sc.ou..tlng" Wat. c.onduc..ted a.nd th.it. t..ta!t.ted ut. 066 601t the 6a.U .i.n h.lgh gea.Jt. We ha.ve been JtUnn.i.ng .ln h.lgh geM eve.It t..lnce. A.t .the c.lot.e 06 Augut..t .the O. 6 E. Comnlttee needed a. net 06 101 un.i..th to a.ch.leve m 1968 goa.l. Ove1t 70 06 .thue un.lt6 ha.ve been Oltga.n.i.zed and 1teg.l6.te1ted. The goa.l 06 605 un.i..tt. .i.h .ln t..lgh.t a.nd .l.t .i.h OM beUe6 :that we wlU ob.ta..ln .th.it. goa.l. We wlU t.how a. t.ubt..tan.i.a.l .i.nc.Jteat.e .ln boy membe1tt.h.lp 1tea.c.h.lng 601t .the ~-i.lt.6.t .time .ln :the h.lt.to11.y 06 the c.ounc..ll one out 06 eve.Jty ft.lve boyt.. Although we ma.y 6a.U t.Ugh.tty t.holt.t 06 OM boy goa.l .U .it. 6e.U we wUe Ir.ea.ch a.ppltoMmately 16, 000 by Vec.embe1r. 31. At. we c.lot.e out :th.it. yeaJt 1968, OM though.th :te1tn .to Boypowe.1r. '76. We have t.et t.ome c.ha.Ueng.lng goa.l.6 601t the next e.lgh.t yea.M. The.tie t..talt.t w.i.th the t.uc.c.Ut.6ul c.onc.lut..lon 06 1968, In .the 6.lna.l a.na.lyt..i.h we 6eel 1968 w.i.le be a. good yea.It. FINANCE COMMITTEE F. CLYVE LAMBERT, CHAIRMAN Exc.eteent p1r.og1r.u.ti hM c.on.t<.nued .ln Ch.lc.kMaw Counc.U. dull.lng 1968 and made po.ti.ti.lbte thllough .lnCJr.eMed ope1r.at.lng 6unM. We Me g1r.ate6u£. 601r. an .inc.Ile.Med a.Uoc.at.lon 06 6unM 61lom Shelby Un.lted Ne.lghboM, The tan.gut pilo.tlon 06 DUil 6unM Me llec.e.lved 61lom S,U.N. and th.li. .tiuppoM: M a gileat 6ac.toil .&t oUll pilagilU.6. S.U.N. ~a ma.de OM nonSc. out c.amp p1r.og1r.am a 1r.ea«ty by pttov.lcllng nec.U.6My 6unM 61r.om PROJECT EXTEND. Adcll.tlona.£. ptedgu Me .ti.ti..U bung 1r.ec.e.lved 6Mm .tiu.tita..ln.lng membw and the tota.£. pledged 601r. the yea.IL M an.tlc..lpated to be ove1r. $100, ooo, a. new h.lgh and a.n .lndlc.at.lon 06 gileat decllc.at.lon and £.eadwh.lp by the .tiu.ti.ta.i.n. lng membeMh.lp oilgan.lzat.lon. Cap.lta.£. 6unM pledged c.on.tlnu.e to be pa.id wh.lc.h hM enabled the c.ounc.U. to complete a.U payment.ti on :the new .tiellv.lc.e c.entell and wo1r.k on .lmpoM:ant pilojec. tA .ln Du.IL ca.mp.ti. The c.ou.nc.U. M .indebted to tho.tie who gave and to the hu.ndlleM o 6 Sc.oute.M who WO!lfled .60 cllUgen.tey .ln p1r.ov.lcllng :the 6u.nM wh.lc.h have enabled :the c.ou.nc.U. to c.M.lly out an ou.t&ta.ncllng p1r.og1r.am 06 .6 ellv.lc.e to a g1r.ea.:t.e.y .lnc. lle.M ed membwh.lp. CAMPING ANV ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE HERB SCHMIV, CHAIRMAN The. Camp.i.ng a.nd Ac.-ti.v.i..Uu Conmi..tte.e. .U. ve.lf.IJ g11.a..te.6ul .t.o ate the. vo.eunte.e.M who wo11.ke.d -Oo ha.11.d to ma.ke. 11.lne.te.e.n hundll.e.d a.nd -O.i.X.tlj ught a tJr.e.me.ndoU-O ye.AA 06 camp.i.ng Md ac.-ti.v.<..uu 6011. Ch.lckMaw Counc.U. YoUJr. conmi..tte.e. 11.e.g11.etted the ne.cu-0.i.ty 06 ca.nce.Ung the Scout Show. We ate 6eU th.u. would ha.ve been a g11.e.a..t one.. We a.MUJr.e you p.ea.n-0 Me .i.n the. wo!r.k-0 6011. a. tll.e.me.ndoU-O -0how 6011. 1969. AU 11.lne d.u.Ww ha.ve. conducted d.u.ruct ca.mpo11.eu tha..t we.11.e we..e.e a.tte.nde. d both W.i.th Scout-0 Md v.WUoM. To -0how the. g11.owth .i.n camp.fog .i.n 1968 we. would like. .t.o g.lve. you the. compMa. tlve. 6.i.gUJt.U 6011. 1966, 1967 a.nd 1968: Ind.lv.i.dual Scout-0 w.i.th a .eong te.11.m camp.i.ng V.i.66e.Jr.e.nt wvlt:o W.i.th .eong te.11.m camp.lng Ul'l.lt .ee.ade.Jr.-O a.tte.nd.lng .eong te.11.m camp Non-Scout-0 a.tte.nd.lng .eong te.11.m ca.mp 1966 2191 122 393 0 1967 2343 120 415 0 1968 2689 162 433 203 We. want .t.o e.x.p11.u-0 ou.Jt app11.e.c.la.tlon .t.o V11.. c. V. Hawku and the. He.a.Uh a.nd Sa6e.ty ConmLtte.e. 6011. the..lll. -0eung tha..t the he.a.Uh Md -0a6e.t1J -0ta.ndMd6 we.11.e ma.lnta.lned a..t va.11..loU-O counc.U and d.u.Wct ac.-ti.v.l.tlu. E-0pec.latey we want to tha.nk VII.. Hawku 6011. the. 11.u.i.de.nt doctoM 6011. oUJr. -0umme11. camp. We. Me Ve.Jr.If g11.a..te.6ul to the. ex.ecut.<.ve boMd and the. 6.f.na.nce conmi..ttee 6011. the money .t.o p11.ov.i.de. the. wa..te.11. Unu to the. many camp -0Uu a..t Camp CUJt.11..leJr, a.n .i.ce mach.lne 6011. Kamp K.la K.lma, and .two tll.actoM - one 6011. Camp CUJt.11..le.Jr. Md one 6011. Kamp K.<.a K.i.ma. We. want to thank .ln-0.utut.lona.e 11.e.p11.uenta.tlvu 6011. the. .tJr.e.me.ndoU-O -Ouppoll.t tha..t the..lll. ul'l.lt-0 Md unU .ee.adeM have g.i.ve.n th.u. commUte.e.. LEAVERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE VR. SAM ANVERSON, CHAIRMAN The. Le.adru!Up T11.abtl11g Comnltte.e. ta.ku 011 new climen6.lo11. Ove1t 275 .:t.11.a..ln.lng expell.le11c.u have. been c.onduc.ted dl.V!.lng :the. yeM, 84 .:t.11.a..ln.lng awaJr.d6 have. been plt.uented t.o un.lt c.ornmltteeme11, .eea.de/14 and Ven Mothe/14. Th.U he.f.p4 e.xp.ta..ln why the c.ounc.U 1t.a11lu, 6.l6th hi the 1t.eg.lo11 hi tlr.a..lne.d .teadeltAIUp. Sc.outw c.ont.lnue :to take. advantage. 06 1t.e.g.lo11a.e and na.t.lona..e. t'r.a..lnhig oppolt.: twtl:tlu. The counc.U ha.6 bee.11 1t.ep11.u ented at Ph.lemont and at :the Reg.lona..e. Meet.l11g .<.11 Shlt.e.vepolt.t, Ou.It. Sc.outw have a.Uo pa.11.t.lclpated .ln Wood Badge at Ph.l.emont, Sc.IU66 Sc.out Rue11.va.t.lon, Camp Buc.k Tom6 and Uttte. Roc.k, Alt.ka. n6a.6. In 1969 the. c.ounc.U wlU 4e1t.ve a.6 ho4:t t.o the 11.e.g.lon 6011. a Na.t.lona..e. Wood Badge Cowu.e. :to be hetd at Camp CUM.le.It. AugU4:t 9 - 16. W.lth the. hic.1t.ea.4ed .lnte.11.u:t and hnpolt.tanc.e. that .l4 be.lng plac.ed on .tl!.a..ln.lng and .:t.11.a..lne.d .e.eade.11.- 4/Up by the key p11.0 0u.6.lona.t and vo.tuntee11. .ee.adw na.t.lona.Uy :thlt.ough Boypowe11. '76, .l:t .l4 a mU4:t 6011. U4 t.o c.ont.lnue. :to 11.ec.11.u.l:t qua.U 0.le.d men and 4ee that they have. :the oppolt.tun.l:ty t.o a.:t:tend .e.oc.a..e., 11.e.g.lona.t and na.t.lonal .:t.11.a..ln. lng e.ven:t.6. The T11.a..ln.lng Centeir. at Camp CU!t.lt..lelt. ha.4 been c..eeaned up and w.llr.ed 6011. etec.. tl!..lc..l:ty. I :t .l.6 now 11.e.ady 6011. U4 e 6011. d.l4.tl!..lc.t tl!.a..ln.lng e.ven:t.6. AVVANCEMENT COMMITTEE REVERENV MILLEN VARNELL, CHAIRMAN It hM been 1>a.ld "The e66ec.tlvenu1> 06 Scou.tlng can be meMWted by the advancement on a. boy 11. le6t poC!f?.et." I don't !?.now whet.hq)f. :thl6 .U ex.a.c.tey btu.e otr. not. We do, I be.Ueve, a.gtr.ee that C!elr.ta.lnly a.dva.ncement .U a. ba.tr.ometq)f. 6otr. SC!ou.Ung. 16 :thl6 .U btu.e, then we .lit Ch.i.C!f?.a6a.w Council. ha.ve ha.d a.no.their. 6ine yea.tr. 06 SC!ou.Ung at the boy level. Ovetr. 5, 000 boy!> ha.ve a.dva.nC!ed one tr.a.nf?. dWling the 6-lMt 1 o month!> o 6 the yea.tr.. 1.t .U a.ntlupated that we w.u.e a.pptr.oaC!h the 6, ooo ma.tr.k. by the end 06 the yea.tr.. The new WebelM a.c.tlvity ba.dgu a.tr.e being welt tr.eC!eived. Ovetr. 3248 ha.ve been a.wa.tr.ded the 6-lM.t .ten month!> 06 :thl6 yea.tr.. 12 5 Ea.gle SC!ou.tl> pa.tr..tlupated in Ea.gle Recogni.tlon Va.y. Capt. W.utlam Flet.C!hetr., U.S.N. 1.etr.ved a6 Eagle Vay Cha.ltr.ma.n. Ac.tlvi.tle.1> began at the Ma.yotr. 11> 066,Lce W..Uh the Ma.yo tr. o 6 6ie!ia.Uy duigna.tlng the do.y a.I> Eagle Va.y. Eagle Scou.tl> met .theitr. 1>pon1.01r.1> a.nd I.pent the ba.la.nC!e 06 the da.y lea.tr.ning motr.e a.bout the SC!ou.t. 11. C!ho.6 en .i.ntetr.ut. A banquet WM held that evening honotr..i.ng tho1>e who had atta. lned .theilr. Ea.gle tr.an!?. du.tr..i.ng 1967. The council. C!on.tlnuu to be a. lea.detr. in the to.ta.l nwnbeir. 06 boy.6 tr.eC!eiv.i.ng tr.e- Ug.i.otl.6 a.wa.tr.d.6. 171 tr.e.Ugiotl.6 a.wa.tr.d.6 ha.ve been ptr.uented to date. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1968 FEBRUARY Boy Sc.out Wee/a. Eagle Sc.out Vay - 12 5 Eagle Sc.owa 1tec.ogn.lzed. MARCH SU6.ta.in.lng membeMIU.p en1t0Umett.t .Cau.nc.hed. Counc.le. Rec.ognltlon Vittnelt Counc.le. 1tec.dved "B1teakthlr.ough Folt You.th" awa.ltd 61tOm CIU.e6 Sc.out Exec.u.tlve A.eden 8a.1tbe1t. Ten SUve1t Bea.veil N!Jevt.d/J p1tuen.ted. APRIL Sc.out Show plMned but c.Mc.eted. MAY Vl6.tltlc.t c.ampo1teu - 3153 Sc.owa pM-tldpa..ted. Twetve CIU.c.laMaw Sc.outeM attended Na..ti.ona..e Counc.le. Meeting in CIU.c.a.go. JUNE - JULY - AUGUST Acfm.i.nl6.tJr.a.tlon 8uUding at Kamp Kia. Kima. decUc.a..ted. Long TIV1m Camping - 2689 cU66e1ten.t Sc.owa at.tended. PIU..emon.t - 71 Sc.owa Md Exp.eo1teM pM-tldpa..ted. SEPTEMBER Sc.hoot N-i..gh.t Fo1t Sc.ou.tlttg hetd 601t 6oUlt.th c.oiu.ec.u.tlve yea.It. AppltOM.ma..tety 2 soo boy4 1teCltu.U:ed. OCTOBER Region Five Annua..e Meeting in Shltevepolt.t, La.. 18 CIU.c.flMaw Sc.outeM pM-tlc.ipa..ti.ng. Goodwill Good TWtn Vay. NOVEMBER Counc.le. 1tea.c.hu new high in membwlU.p Md r.m.U6. BOYPOWER '16 AMERICA'S MANPOWER BEGINS WITH BOYPOWER CHALLENGE - AMERICA'S YOUTH ZN 1968 AmVU.c.a .ln 1968 M. a d.l6:twr.bed tand. P1tobt~ mount and 61tut.:tlta:Uon6 .1>UMound w.. Young peep.Ce Me deepty .lnvo.eved, whethe1t .l:t be d.l6con:ten:t w.lth oUJt 601t.e.lgh poUc.y, demon1>tlta..tlon4 and Jt..lo.U .ln oUJt c.l.tlu, 011. ouJt. uc.a.la..tlng clt..lme Jta:te. They Me no:t a.c.c.ep.tlng the 1t.Upon1>.lb.i.U.tlu 06 a 61t.ee .1> o c.le:ty M we know them. SOLUTION - WHY SCOUTING MUST GROW Fo1t. 58 yeaM, the Boy Sc.ou-U 06 AmVU.c.a. hM c.ut.tlva.:ted .ln boy.1> a 1te.1> pec:t 6011. God a.nd c.oun:tlt.y and a du.lite 601t. ac.tlve mlnc:U and bod.lu tha.:t W.i.U enabte them to ma.ke the Jt..lght c.ho.lc.u .ln pltepMa..tlon QOlt. lt.Upon6.lbU. l.tlu M c.l.tlzen6. Tha.:t the movwen:t hM been .1>uc.c.'2.4.1> 6ut M. ev.lden:t .ln the nurnbe1t. 06 60Mte1t. Sc.ou-U now .ln 1t.upon.1>.lbte po.1>.l.tlon6. Obv.loU6ty Sc.ou.tlng M. not the onty .6otu.tlon, bu:t .l:t M. one 06 the pltoven me:thoc:U 06 devetop.lng boy!> .ln:to men 06 c.hMac:teJt., w.l.e.Ung and abte to tea.d othe1t c.l.tlzen.1> :towMd :the dlteam wh.lc.h WM--and .1>.tlU .i.4--AmVU.c.a. And .1>0 .l6 Sc.ou.tlng .l4 to make a mo1t.e p1to6ound .lrnp1tu1.>.lon on AmVU.ca, .l:t mut.:t It.each molt.e boy!> 61tom a.U 4tlta.:ta 06 oUJt .1>oc.le:ty--a.nd when we've Jteached them we mU./it do an even be:tteJt. job 06 devetop.lng .lnd.lv.lduat c.hMa. c:teJt. and qu.a.e.l.tlu 06 teadwh.lp. BOYPOWER '76 - A LONG RANGE PLAN On J a.nu.My 1 , 19 6 9, the ma.npoweJt. o 6 the Boy S co U.U o 6 Am VU.ca. .ln each 06 .l:t4 510 to cat c.ouncil..I> w.lU ta.u.nch BOYPOWER '16, a. new tong-1t.a.nge pta.n tha.:t wm ca.My th/tough 1976--the 200th a.nn.lveMMy 06 OU/t na..tlon. Vu.Jt..lng tho.lie 8 yeM./i 06 .ln:ten1>.lve e66olt..t, we w.lU move 6oJt.WMd undeJt. :the bM.lc tltu.th tha.:t "Amelt..lc.a. 1.1> ma.npoweJt. beg.ln6 w.lth BOYPOWER." The pU1tpo.1>e 06 BOYPOWER '76: "To deepty .lnvotve a 1tep1t.uen:ta..tlve oneth. llt.d o 6 a.U Amelt..lca.n boy.I> .ln Scou.tlng" a.nd ":to hetp :the 6am.l.e.le.1> a.nd .ln.1>. tltu..tlon6 06 :the Na..tlon p1tepa.1t.e a new gene1ta..tlon w.lth the .1ik.l.e.e a.nd co~ 6.ldence :to mM:te1t. the clta.ng.lng dema.nc:U o 6 Amelt..lca. 1 .1> 6u:tUJte a.nd p1t.epa.1te to g.lve R.ea.deMh.lp :to .l:t." The pR.a.n ca..e.R.4 6011. deepeJt. penetlta..tlon .ln:to povelt.ty Med<\ doubUng oUJt p1tuen:t Jt.a..te 06 g1t.ow:th .ln boy1.> .1vr.ved (the g1t.ea.:te.1>:t pell.cent.age g1t.owth.l4 pit.a jected .ln Exp.C.olt..lng), an .lrnpJtOved qua.l.l:ty p1tog1t.arn, and be:ttelt. <1e1tv.lc.e :to un.l.u. CHICKASAW COUNCIL'S PART - OUR LONG-RANGE PLAN Ea.Jt.ty .ln 1969 oUJt R.ong-IU!nge p.C.a.nn.lng c.ornml.t.tee wUR. p1t.uent a c.omp. C.e:te e.lght yeM plan .lnc.R.ud.lng pita jec.tlon.1> 601t. membwh.lp, m:ltl/XWelt., ~.lnancu, and 6ac.l.e.l.tlu a.long w.lth a. pltOglt.am 06 conc.en:tlt.ated e66olt.t .lnrul!. .tnneJt.- c..l:ty a.It.ea.. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Title A name given to the resource 1968 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees 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 Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e46c4e2883b4a15aeaa0dd72e664d99f.pdf 01be1343c19596fcbf148c44dd7c5dfe PDF Text Text : ~ ·l 1 ~ .. \ '01'1£ : vi : ) ! D. D. Xi t ta 1 Jr.· ~ ..,,'·· tJ\ 506 Goodland~ - - i.-.'.'".. ~_: Memp his, Tenn . / // ."1· 't.f S \J (.. \'\~J ~ \.r. 1 ..... 0' F. Schrc odor, · "1__~,·~ 0 3 _yt _' _ 1556 Look out Rd.. , Mom.p his ' TOl n. llvcr c tt M. .1 ~ { f l ... IlcHllin ~ 4793 Mor.. 'gomc r,}', Milli ngto n, TonA. RUss ell ~ilEU, .\sat . Scou tmas ter, Coff eevil le, Mi. sai ssipp i, Kon Rumphr,cy s, 751 Good lott, Memph is , · Tonn• .· 3 {~~ - ·. - ~{Jr 53 y - ,.· D-¥:- . ss1 1. Tonn. �MOUl'pll1 Bt ~onn. ¥~~ !\\~' '.u ) ,0 .. ~ v. c .{ • ,. ._.., • I J --. • I c: ~,J .! • ,,\ ~ .~) \ S" i;r <f' /£____ y-ftal~h Young, I ·. J 1-- - · Zv._,- 31- .. -· 'f( l t, ~ -~/"· Connie HS¥. \)'fli-. 1- ~·--.... -=-- _ 'd' ,.,. .. 1;.r418 M. M. Bldg. , Memphis. , :for. n. __. - . c' . ! 'J' .J .) '..f ~ ' . - . ) ,- ""J,' • .' ~ t4 LC'f tcn Xol tncr , 223 ? Arli ngte >n, Mem phis , Ten n. _, J\J ·::_ ~ - . 418 M. - &'"M . :aut ldill&, Momphi s , Tonn . . t . - ll -~i~thDJ.l Pot ors, · ~ ...:.~ 418 M. --~ ~· Bui ldin g, Momphi s, Ten n. , . r; ,/ I" c ,,. ""_)4- 7 1:- J ohn R~mid, - . ':J. '7 .. ,.... r( ·~ ..-..401 Ells we> rth, Memphis• ToM . /,; 1 · · 'f- . "1 I -.. : f 6 men frcm Yoc ona CC'u ncil .. ; { j ' 1\r... _.. t-"'}i· f ; f- ~ 1tro wcll , ... - ·1 · '- , 418 M. &M . Bui lclin g, Mem phis , Tent~. . \) . C,_ ·: . 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U 0 .,·i -, \ • ,, v 1 J. w. WrJ. tars , · f' ,r -( . i < . .'•. ,.~.) Rou te 3, :Box 123 C, \....-' " " · Mon roe, Le. l )A/ · ,.· -~ ,, " f 1\- C '(..(- •.~ Lnv on Smi th 1 . , : :, '{ .~ 31. 7 N. 25th Ave . , ij Ho. ttisb urg, Mi ss. v ~ t. . '.l.rf·\AJ''°' _,. ... r C~ ~ Ed Chr isto phe r, 'J."-\' ·C ·<.__ ..· J~· ~ ~aa1a&1]>p"1 ~i- &"· }~ ~/. 'Frt'.nk Gwin, Jr., 1--0,~ul.a , ~fl'Robo~t L. L.}..f{ \,,(' Cl aude Tho mps o:, 102 Wind.hem, \ ,.. "'?icksbu.rg , Mississip~= .r1"-· & : -~--s mon fro m F.as tcrn Ar!c:c.ns as CNmc;.1 / ' ') J \.' ! �' .. BOY SCOUTS OF Al-JERICA Volunteer Training Service New Brunswick, !~ . J • • WOOD BAOOE COURSE R00'!£R ___~--~ Fi_ve Region ___ Council Chickasaw !)l.tes of Course July 28 - Aug 5, 1956 Toi Volunteer Training Service , Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswic k, N.J . Froml D. Ted Childress , Course ntrector, Chicla!.saw Wood • Council and Address Titl e D. Ted Chil dress Russe ll Bailey Grady Rhinehart \} Norniln Sch.mitz ./ Kenneth Humphreys j Bill Dixon J Pusllll1ltaha Area, West Point, Niss . Yocona Area, Tupelo, Miss . Pine Burr Area, Hattiesburg, l-iiss . Sa.nta AnlJ.., Calif. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, z.:emphis' Tenn. Scout.master A. s . M. A. s. M. Course Students Counci l a.nd Address Title Claude Thompson Frank Gwin, Jr . 5 Ed Christopher 4 \'lilliam A. ~ffron 5 J. W. Vialters 6 Lavon Smith 7 \•fillian L. Spruell 8 Granville Davis 9 Jesse H. McLeod, Jr . 10 Lo:f'ton Ke ltner ?·Iedford Stanford 11 12 Jack Black l; E . L. King 14 James Colenii.n Joe J:Uckworth D. D. Kitts, Jr. Albert M. Ferguson Nicholas M. Chandler George L. Ge.nitch Loyal E . Falcone r ~r Howell Warren ','/ hi tc omb , Jr . W. E. Prather Ralph Young Walthall Peters John Ragland Connie Hay Edwin Poole 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2; 24 • Course Instructors l 2 15 25 26 27 28 Badge Number l . Andrew Jackson, Jackson, Niss. Andrew Jackson, Jackson, Hiss. Black Warrior, Tuscaloosa., Ala . Black Warrior, Tuscaloosa, Ala . Q.iachi ta Valley, Monroe , La. Pine Burr, Hattiesburg, 1-!iss . Moss Point (Kreole ) ?.ass . (Pine Burr ) Istrouma, Be.ton Rouge Chickasaw, Memphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Yocona, Tupelo, Miss Yocona, Tupelo, Miss . Yocona, Tupelo, Miss. Yocone., Tupelo, Miss . Yocone., Tupleo , Miss. Chickasaw, ~:emphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, Nemphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Mee.phis, Tenn. Chiclalsaw, }.~emphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Is t rouma, Baton Rouge , le. . Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Mer.iphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, l•Iemphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, ll,emphis, Tenn. (all received certificates) A. s . :M . Q, . M. s. P. L. Scout Executive F. S. E. F. S.E. F. S. E . F . S . E. F. S. E. F . S. E. � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 . · RUssell ~ilEU, .\sat. Scoutmaster, Coffeeville, Mi. sai ssippi, Kon Rumphr,cy s, 751 Goodlott, Memphis, · Tonn • : ~ ·l 1 ~ .. \ ' 01'1£ : vi : ) ! D. D. Xi t ta 1 Jr.· ~ . .,,'· / / / .1 ~ { S tJ\ 506 Goodland~ -- i.-.'.'".. ."1· 't.f 1 ..... "1 __ ~,·~ ~_: Memphis, Tenn. 0' 0 (.. \'\ ~J ~ \.r. F. Schrc odor, · \J 1556 Lookout Rd.. , Mom.p his ' TOl n. llvc r c tt M. IlcHllin ~ 4793 Mor.. 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J • J. w. WrJ. tars, Route 3, :Box 123 C, Monroe, Le. " Lnvon Smith 1 . , : :,'{ .~ 31. 7 N. 25th Ave. , ij Ho.ttisburg, Mi ss. William L. Spruell, Kreol e 1 Mississippi Gra.nvillo -Davis 1 6021 St . Gerard , :Bat on Ro uge , La. J cs s o H. McLeod, Jr., Rt. 1 1 :Bex 173:B , Millington , Tonn. -, \ • 1 ,, v :Baton Rouge, La. 1 • · f' -( rd ·~ ~- t-"'}i· ,r . i < . .' •. ,.~.) 'J ,... '-.,:) \....- ' " " · W. E. Pra ther, · ·~ Y . . · -~ / l / 500 -nrcscott, Memphis, Tonn. ._; ~ .... {-: · , ,, )A • ~ .. ·' . u.,... --1 ':. ; A -..'L 'f 'J Carl Hoover , JO _ ~ · :·_ ;: ·- ./ ·... ~t 'qf · Senatobia, Mississippi .. _ /£____ ) : c <" f'(\l3arton Schulz, 3 CS~(- · ~5 v._,- "\ J 23~ l3artlott Rd., Memphi s , TQIID. Z y-ftal~h Young, · . J 1-- - · ' ,__.. . 418 M. - &'"M . :autldill&, Momphi s , Tonn . . t . - ll f -~i~thDJ.l Potors, · 31- ~ .. -· ...:.~ 418 M. --~ ~· Building, Momphi s, Tenn. . { 1r· ; • • , . r; ,/ I" c ,,. . "1 I -.. : f "" _ )4- 7 t4 1:- J ohn R~mid, - . ':J. '7 .. 1 ,.... r ( .... l -- · ~ .. -..- 401 Ellswe>rth, Memphis• ToM. /,; · · 'f- 'f( LC'ftcn Xoltncr , l t, ~ - ~/"· Connie HS¥. \)'fli-. . 1- ~·--.... -=-- _ 223? Arlingte>n, Memphis, Tenn. _, 'd' ,.,.... 1;.r418 M. & M. Bldg. , Memph is, :for.n. __.- . ~ .r1"-· : 6 men frcm Yocona CC'uncil -~--s mon from F.astcrn Ar!c:c.n s as CNmc;.1 / .~) c' . ! 'J' .J .) c: .! ~ '..f ~ ' . - . ) ,- "" ,J • ,,\ - • . ' \ I ' ') J J,' I J\J ·::_ ~ ! • • • l 2 5 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 l; 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2; 24 25 26 27 28 8 .. ' BOY SCOUTS OF Al-JERICA Volunteer Training Service New Brunswi ck, !~ . J • WOOD BAOOE COURSE R00'!£R Region __Fi_ve ___ ~--~ Council Chickasaw !)l.tes of Course July 28 - Aug 5 , 1956 Toi Volunteer Training Service , Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswic k , N. J . Froml D. Ted Childress , Course ntrector, Chicla!.saw Wood Badge Number l . Course Instructors D. Ted Chi l dress Russe ll Bailey Grady Rhinehart \} Norniln Sch.mi tz ./ Kenneth Humphreys j Bill Dixon J Course Students Claude Thompson Frank Gwin, Jr . Ed Christopher \'lilliam A. ~ffron J. W. Vial ters Lavon Smith \•fillian L. Spruell Granville Da vis Jesse H. McLeod, Jr. Lo:f'ton Ke ltner ?·Iedford Stanford Jack Black E . L. King James Colenii.n Joe J:Uckworth D. D. Kitts, Jr. Albert M. Ferguson Nicholas M. Chandler George L. Ge.nitch Loyal E . Falcone r ~r Howell Warren ','/hi tc omb , Jr . W. E. Prather Ralph Young Walthall Peters John Ragland Connie Hay Edwin Poole Council and Ad dress Pusllll1ltaha Area, West Point, Niss . Yocona Area, Tupelo, Miss . Pine Burr Area, Hattiesburg, l-iis s . Sa.nta AnlJ.., Calif. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn . Chickasaw, z.:em phis' Tenn . Counci l a.n d Address Andrew Jackson, Jackson , Niss. Andrew Jackson, Jackson, Hiss. Black Warrior, Tuscaloo sa., Ala . Black War rior, Tuscaloosa, Ala . Q.iachi ta Valley, Monroe , La. Pine Burr, Hattiesburg, 1-!iss . Moss Point (Kreole ) ?.a ss. (Pine Burr ) Istrouma, Be.ton Rouge Chickasaw, Memphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Yocona, Tupelo, Miss Yocona, Tupelo, Miss . Yocona, Tupelo, Miss. Yocone., Tupelo, Miss . Yocone., Tupleo , Miss. Chickasaw, ~:emphis, Tenn . Chickasaw, Nemphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Mee.phi s, Tenn . Chiclalsaw, }.~emphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Memphi s, Tenn . Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn . Is t rouma, Ba ton Rouge , le. . Chickasaw, Memphi s, Tenn . Chickasaw, Memphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, Mer.iphi s, Tenn . Chickasaw, Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw, l•Iemphis , Tenn. Chickasaw, ll,emphis, Tenn. (all received certificates) Titl e Scout.master A. s . M. A. s. M. A. s . :M . Q, . M. s . P. L. Title Sc out Executive F. S. E. F. S.E. F. S. E . F . S . E. F. S. E. F . S. E. 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 1956 Title A name given to the resource 1956 WB Course Chickasaw 1 Kia Kima Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e59d5f9edb381bbc6070da84620e604a.pdf cf57b5535d2b13a9bac774f35a8e86b9 PDF Text Text j i ' ., ) -~ 5oY SCOUTS OF AM£r<ICA, INC. VCLL1!E I CJUCK.ASAW cotmcn.. AUGUST, 1956 - / ) ( .• :m:Li!:G7~; S:G'LC?.SR -_;r.;s GCI.DSMITH SCHOLARSiIP Tony ";/hiteheac:i, Eagle Scout and holder ot the Silver Award for Explorers, was t.he Scout selected .::: • •he Council Advancement Convnittee to receive Goldsmi t h Family Eagle Scout Scholarship for r yea rs of college education. the high ligbts ot his career here in addition to serv1ng as District Executive have been management and direction of the tree fanu at Camp Currier, Secretary to the Council Health a :1d Sa fety Committee, and Secretary to the Scout Show and Circus in 1954, 1955, and 1956. Mr. Nolan is a graduate Fores ter and ;1as largely Tony is, t he son of !1-r. and Mrs. M3lvin c. ~·!hitehead responsible tor the conception and di recti on of ~lho live at 4715 Saratoga Stre et in !-tillir.gton. the tree ta.nit and loging operation at Camp CUrrier. Kr. :lhitehead is a Cl".ie! Petty Officer in the United St ?tes tlavy. All ot us 1n Chickasaw will. :niss Cliff, Jean and the bo75. Tony has been active in Sco.uting since l.946 when he became a Cub Scout. He' has served as a Den NATIONAL JAMBOREE - VALLEY FORGE - Bowman · heads Chief , Deput7 Senior Crew Leader, and as a Junio r cazr:>ittee Assist ant Scoutmaster. Tony's ambition is to be a doctor. Mr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and Activities Comnittee, announced the appointment ot In presenting this schol arship to the Council, Mr. Mr. A. B. Bownan to the position of Chninnan of Jack L. Goldsmith, Vice President arvi General the 1957 National Jamboree Comr-1ttee of Chickasaw Manager of J . Goldsmith & Sons Company, said, "tor Council. quite ~ti.cle the GoldSl!lith Family haa been giving cons i deration to expressing their interest in 'lbe Fourth Gationa1 Jamboree will be held at t he boys of Meaphis 1n a wrq which is not dupli- Vallq Forge, Penn57lvani&, in sight of the winter cated in any other agenq or individual. Knowing encampment or General. George Washington Revot h?.t t he Bo7 Scouts is one ot the oldest local and luti?n&l7 ~. Appro.xim2.tel.y ·50,000 Scouts and Nc.t lon:?.l org:i.nization with a fine record at charac - Explorers !rem evecy state will be in attendaice. ter building or our youth. it waa only natural that our thoughts turned to Scouting. " Detailed in.tormation about Chickasaw Council oarticipation will be mailed directly to Unit Leaders I.OLAN LEAV"...S CHICKASAW at an early date. • Clifford J. Nolan, District Executive, serving the South~~st and ~-1sstssippi Districts, officially transfers September l~ 1956, to the position or . ~ District Scout Executive 1n the Winston-Salem, L~.h Carolina Council. .....: __ _• Nolan enterect proteasiona1 service of' the Boy Scouts of America 1n Chickasaw Council. Sane ot CUB 'D-:E>m FOR NOVElo!BER . t~ !-:. ;,-:-- -·- "LIFE IN PUERTO RICO" w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, announced todq that arrangement had been made with the CUb Scout-. i.ng service of' the National Council to obtain for t ree distribution to each registered Den Mother a suppl)- ot toldera and boolcleta !ran the Puerto Rican Go-.-.,rnment . -- -~?' �'! . materia.1 will be shipped from Puerto Rico in e r and "1.11. be distributed by Chickasaw Council to registered Den Mothers probabl,y at the October !Wundtab1ea. other items on the Good Turn Day agenda include a display in each District in Sept ember and October ot Good Turn Day projects, a luncheon for Den Mothers and awards to the District Good Turn Day Chainnan who collects the most bags on a perMr. Morris stated that the !our folcers l«:>uld !it centage basis. into a legal size envelope and would cover the The World's nevest Ca:mon- Mr. W, Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, stated th~t follo~-ng subjects: 1. wealth, 2. The Land of two Chr istmas, J . Songs this W&3 an opportunity for our Scouts, Cubs, and mtd gees from Puerto Rico, 4. Operation Boot Explorers to render two good turns in one. Mr. Strap. Morris also stated that although it was true that the primary objective or the Good Will Industry DI»'.OND HITCi FINANCE CCNFERENCE-PHIDroNT SCOUT was to provide employment !or handicapped people, RAKCH that as a result ot the Good Will Industry, good used clothing was made available to people in the Four representatives or Chickasaw Council partici- low economic status who otherwise could not a!!ord pated in the 6th Diamond Hitch Finance c.,nterence better clothing. held at Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron, New Mexico, !rem June 27th until Jul,y Jrd. Those at- REGION FIVE EXPI.DRER AIR ENCAMPMENT - MIWNGTOO tendir.g were Mr. Herbert F. Hemker, Vice President, !{r. Charles Hosse, Jr., Finance Ct:airman of the We have just received intonnation that the Region Northwest District, Mr. Albert c. Lewis, Training Five Explorer Air Encampnent. will be held at Naval Chair.l'.an of the Northwest District, and Mr.nmnnan Air Station, Millington, Tennessee, September 28th to September JOth. The Explorer Air Encampnent is J. Frashure, Assistant Scout Executive. limited to Explorers and Explorer Leaders. The Eighty- t wo men from over the whole count17 par- Encampnent will open of!iciall,y September 2Sth beticipated in t!::.is conference.Two foreign countri.e a . tween ...6:00 P.M. and 10:00 P.M. when all Explorers Representatives from the will register. were also represented. Viet- i;a,:: Scout Associr.t ion at Saigon Viet-Nam Indo China and frOCl the Boy Scout Association of the The participating cost in the Explorer Air EncampGold Goast or Africa were present for the confer- ment will be $2. 25 per Explorer and Leader. This ence. fee covers the cost of the Region Five Explorer Air Encaopnent Patch and the five meals. Meals taking pa.rt in the conference was ~r. Larr,r furnished at the Naval Air Station will be breakGreater fast, lunch and dinner on September 29th and .1ough, Executive Director of the _ Atlanta Commmity Chest at Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. break!'aat and lunch on September 3oth. Ivan : iood,E..~ecutive Vice President of the ?iational Fund P.aising Corporation of fo!'t ioiorth, Texu, All Explorers and Leaders desiring to fly must and ?·::-. Tex Shaver, National Director of the have the signed !light release in proper form. Fina."lce S~rvice of the Boy Scouts of America. This tonn is available from the Scout Office. The Navy intonns us there will be no flights tor ~ The C~..ickasav men traveled by auto to Philmont. person who does not have.this !pnn complete. - , J ~ ) .. .- , ( .J:. 5COU7S TO fW.P GOOD 1:1IU. rn OCToB~:R: Registration fees are to be paid at the registration desk during the Che.ck- in period from 6:00 until 10: 00 P.M., September 28th. Mr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and Activitie s Coarittce, announced today that pl&rUI had been developed in cooper.:ition with the Good No provisional Explorers will be permitted to part/ill Industr,r to give every Cub, Scout, and ticipate in the Explorer Air Encampnent. Every Explorer in the Council an opportunity to render Explorer 11!\lst be under an Explorer Advisor who is a good tum to hancicapped people and their com- a registered adult o! this Council. munity. All Reservation deadline date is September 10th. Mr. Atkinson stated that at the meeting of the applications to participate must be in the Scout Good TUm Da,y Conrnittee held on July 17th, it was Office b7 September loth. decided th.:it in order to assure prompt celive17 of Good 1'.un Da,y Patches and the Good Tum Day Unit \oA'.>RID FAMOUS 1..00DBADGB COURSE - to be held at Awards this Tf!&r, a change in program and plans Slick Rocle For the 1957 Good Tu.m Da.r a would be made. nu:nber of collection points in each District will Under the guidance of the Lee.dership Training Canbe selected b7 the District Carmittee. Mr. Atkin- l!littee of Chickaaaw Council, the first Wood.badge son stated that these collection points will be Course to be held in Chickasaw Council, will begin ccntrall,y located for a special group of Units and at 2s00 P. M. Saturday, Jul,y 28th. Mr. Ted instead o! taking the Good Tum Bags to the Unit Childress, Scout Executi ve of the Pushmataha Area meeting place, would take the bags to the collec- Council, West Point, Mississippi, will serve as ~ ion point as designated b;r the District Comnittee. the Course Scoutmaster. the collection point, the Unit Leader will re' the patches !or each boy in his Troop or nie Woodbadge experience is the original Boy- Scout Pack that has qualified and i t the Unit has col- Training Pl'tlgram developed by Lord Baden-Powell. lected an average of two bags per boy, the Unit It has been the standard training pl'tlcedure in will receive a Good Tum Da,y Pennant suitable for most of the European countries since the beginning 0£ Scouting. hanging on the meeting rocc wall. >~ = -·- · t• '!!:.,.:: ... -:-..: �-. f - ·- -- ---- ~ __,- -.- -- -- - WORLD F.A!-!OUS \\OODBADGE COURSE ~- BEsERVE YOUR SP.ACE NOW POR CA.VJ> CURRIER. Continued Only men selected and approved by the Training Qmmittee of the Council are eligible to t.alce part in this course. AIJGOST l8 - 25, 1956 $15.00 per Scout The course runs from July 2ath through August 5th. This is the practical phase of the cou.rse in llhich 40 men live together as boys and go through all. the various parts of the Scouting p:-ogram towards First Class rank. Every man who participates in the initial week of out of doors experience in the Woodb<ldge Course comes back to his Council as a fully qualified First Class Scout. Other Officers in the Course are: Assistant Scoutmaster - Mr. !b.lssell Bailey, President of Yocona Council, Tupelo, Mississippi; hsi.5tant. Scoutmaster - Mr. ::;racy Rhinehardt or the Pushmataha Area Council; Assistant Scoutmaster - Mr. Norman Schmitz of the Santa Ana, Ca.1.i!orni&, Council; Senior Patrol Leader - l'.r. Bill Dixon, Southwest Training Chainnan or Chickasaw Council; Quartermuter - Mr. Kenneth Humphreys, Sc.:>utmaster of Following the Cam.ping experience o~. one each Troop 43 in the Southwest District of Chickasaw man to complete his Wooc!>ndge worlt llll1St answer a Council. series of questions on the philoso?l;T and background of Scouting. Only those willi.."'18 to pass The participants in the Course will consist or 24 on their training experience to other men a.re eli- men from Chickasaw Council e.nd 16 men from other gible to t~ke part. Councils in Region Five. -k, 0--~ TE IR GS TO COME August, 1956 -- ·. > .July 28 - August 5 • •• •• •• • • · • •••• • •••• • •••••••••••••• ••• • •••••••••••• • ••••••• ·· ·· · · ····~ADGE COURSE Augtist io; 11, 12 ••• ••••• • •• •• •••• ••• •• ••••••• •••••••• •••••• •••• •• ••• ••• •• • ••••••••• • ~:O!m-!":"SS'l' 'POR'fAClE AUotr\lSt 19 - 25 ••••••••••••.• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••.••• •••••••••• ••• ••• •• ••••••• .••• C~-!P CUR.~ CAMP September 18 •••• • ••• • •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••• ••• • ••••• •• ••••••••• •••• •• •••••• so~ EA:a.E COURT Septenbcr 28 - 30 •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••• ••••• •• ~IC!< V EXPI£>RSa AIR . ~CA\~T October 27••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •. • •• •• ••••••••• aooo TURN DAY ) Februarj, 1957 ••• • •••••• • •• •• •• ••••• ••••••••• •• ••••••••• • •••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••• 30! S:Ot.rr WEEK • ~flXAL BA!l~lET - Q-:ICliSAW COUNCil. April, 1957. ; ••• •••• •• •••• • ••• • •• • • ••• •• • ••••••••••• •• •• •• ••••••• • • •••••••••••••• scotrr .51'.!c:r.i AND CIRCUS July, 1957 •••••••• •• •••••• •• •• ••••• • •• _. •••• • •••••••••••••• •••• • • ••• • • ••• 1llTICJl.AL JA:-~VALLEY PORGE ( Chickasaw Council records with regret the death or Mr. R. F. Dodson, Sr., Inst.itutiona1 Representative , Dean or Counsel.ors, and friend or all. boy's. nte world has a better place !or a boy b ecause ~.r. Dodson passed through it. DITO nm t/ELL ni.\'l' SUPPLIES nm WI~ W..\T3R, CAST NO STONES � 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 Newsletter 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 5oY SCOUTS OF AM£r<ICA, INC. VCLL1!E I CJUCK.ASAW cotmcn.. AUGUST, 1956 - :m:Li!:G7~; S:G'LC?.SR -_;r.;s GCI.DSMITH SCHOLARSiIP the high ligbts ot his career here in addition to serv1ng as District Executive have been mana gement Tony ";/hiteheac:i, Eagle Scout and holder ot the and direction of the tree fanu at Camp Cu rrier, Silver Award for Explorers, was t.he Scout selected Secretary to the Council Health a :1d Sa fety Com.::: • • he Council Advancement Convnittee to receive mittee, and Secretary to the Scout Show and Circus Goldsm i t h Family Eagle Scout Scholarship for in 1954, 1955, and 1956. r yea rs of college education . Tony is, t h e son of !1-r. and Mrs. M3lvin c. ~·!hitehead ~lho live at 4715 Saratoga Stre et in !-tillir.gton. Kr. :lhitehead is a Cl".ie! Petty Officer in the United St ?tes tl avy. Tony has b een active in Sco.uting since l.946 whe n Mr. Nolan is a graduate Fores ter and ;1as largely responsible tor the conception and d i rect i on of the tree ta.nit and loging operation at Camp CUrrier. All ot us 1n Chickasaw will. :niss Cliff, Jean and the bo75. • he became a Cub Scout. He' has served as a Den NATIONAL JAMBOREE - VALLEY FORGE - Bowman · heads Chief , Deput7 Senior Crew Leader, and as a Junior cazr:>ittee Assist ant Scoutmaster. Tony's ambition is to be a doctor. In presenting this schol arship to the Council, Mr . Jack L. Goldsmith, Vice President arvi General Manager of J . Goldsmith & Sons Company, said, " tor quite ~t i.cle the GoldSl!lith Family haa been givMr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and Activities Comnittee, announced the appointment ot Mr. A. B. Bownan to the position of Chninnan of the 1957 National Jamboree Comr-1ttee of Chickasaw Council. ing cons i deration to expressing their interest in 'lbe Fourth Gationa1 Jamboree will be held at t h e boys of Meaphis 1n a wrq which is not dupli- Vallq Forge, Penn57lvani&, in sight of the winter c ated in any othe r agenq or individual. Knowing encampment or General. George Washington Revot h?.t t he Bo7 Scouts is one ot the oldest local and luti?n&l7 ~. Appro.xim2.tel.y ·50,000 Scouts and Nc. t lon:?.l org:i.nization with a fine record at charac - Explorers !rem evecy state will be in attendaice. ter bu ilding or our youth. it waa only natural that our thoughts turned to Scouting. " I.OLAN LEAV"...S CHICKASAW Detailed in.tormation about Chickasaw Council oarticipation will be mailed directly to Unit Leaders at an early date. Clifford J. Nolan, District Executive, serving the CUB 'D-:E>m FOR NOVElo!BER "LIFE IN PUERTO RICO" South~~st and ~-1sstssippi Districts, officially transfers September l~ 1956, to the position or w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, announced todq . ~ District Scout Executive 1n the Winston-Salem, that arrangement had been made with the CUb Scout-. L~.h Carolina Council. i.ng service of' the National Council to obtain for .....: t ree distribution to each registered Den Mother a __ _ • Nolan enterect proteasiona1 service of' the Boy suppl)- ot toldera and boolcleta !ran the Puerto Scouts of America 1n Chickasaw Council. Sane ot Rican Go-.-.,rnment . j i ' , ) . -~ / ) ( .• t~ . - ·- !-:. ;,-: - - -~?' -- '! . - materia.1 will be shipped from Puerto Rico in e r and "1.11. be distributed by Chickasaw Council to registered Den Mothers probabl,y at the October !Wundtab1ea. Mr. Morris stated that the !our folcers l«:>uld !it into a legal size envelope and would cover the follo~-ng subjects: 1 . The World's nevest Ca:monwealth, 2 . The Land of two Chr istmas, J . Songs mtd gees from Puerto Rico, 4. Operation Boot Strap. DI»'.OND HITCi FINANCE CCNFERENCE-PHIDroNT SCOUT RAK CH Four representatives or Chickasaw Council participated in the 6th Diamond Hitch Finance c.,nterence held a t Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron, New Mexico, !rem June 27th until Jul,y Jrd . Those attendir. g were Mr. Herbert F. Hemker, Vice President, !{r. Charles Hosse, Jr., Finance Ct:airman of the Northwest District, Mr. Albert c . Lewis, Training Chair.l'.an of the Northwest District, and Mr.nmnnan J. Frashure, Assistant Scout Executive. other items on the Good Turn Day agenda include a display in each District in Sept ember and October ot Good Turn Day projects, a luncheon for Den Mothers and awards to the District Good Turn Day Chainnan who collects the most bags on a percentage basis. Mr . W, Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, stated th~t this W&3 an opportunity for ou r Scouts, Cubs, and Explorers to render two good turns in one. Mr. Morris also st ated that although it was true that the primary objective or the Good Will Industry was to provide employment !or handicapped people, that as a result ot the Good Will Industry, good used clothing was made available to people in the low economic status who otherwise could not a!!ord better clothing. REGION FIVE EXPI.DRER AIR ENCAMPMENT - MIWNGTOO We have just received intonnation that the Region Five Explorer Air Encampnent. will be held at Naval Air Station, Millington, Tennessee, September 28th to September JOth. The Explorer Air Encampnent is limited to Explorers and Explorer Leaders. The Eighty- t wo men from over the whole count17 par- Encampnent will open of!iciall,y September 2Sth beticipated in t!::.is conference.Two foreign countri.ea . tween ...6:00 P.M. and 10:00 P.M. when all Explorers were also represented. Representatives from the will register. Viet- i;a,:: Scout Associr. t ion at Saigon Viet-Nam Indo China and frOCl the Boy Scout Association of the Gold Goast or Africa were present for the conference. .J: . taking pa.rt in the conference was ~r. Larr,r _ .1ough , Executive Director of the Greater Atlanta Commmity Chest at Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. Ivan : iood,E..~ecutive Vice President of the ?iational Fund P.aising Corporation of fo!'t ioiorth, Texu, and ?·::-. Tex Shaver, National Director of the Fina."lce S~rvic e of the Boy Scouts of America. The C~..ickasav men traveled by auto to Philmont. The participating cost in the Explorer Air Encampment will be $2. 25 per Explorer and Leader. This fee covers the cost of the Region Five Explorer Air Encaopnent Patch and the five meals. Meals furnished at the Naval Air Sta tion will be breakfast, lunch and dinner on September 29th and break!'aat and lunch on September 3oth. All Explorers and Leaders desiring to fly must have the signed !light release in proper form. This tonn is available from the Scout Office. The Navy intonns us there will be no flights tor ~ person who does not have.this !pnn complete . 5COU7S TO fW.P GOOD 1:1IU. rn OCToB~:R: Registration fees are to be paid at the registration desk during the Che.ck- in period from 6:00 Mr. C. A. Atkinson, Chainnan of the Camping and until 10: 00 P . M., September 28th. Activitie s Coarittce, announced today that pl&rUI had been developed in cooper.:ition with the Good No provisional Explorers will be permitted to part /ill Industr,r to give every Cub , Scout, and ticipate in the Explorer Air Encampnent . Every Explorer in the Council an opportunity to render Explorer 11!\lst be under an Explorer Advisor who is a good tum to hancicapped people and their com- a registered adult o! this Council. munity. Mr. Atkinson stated that at the meeting of the Good TUm Da,y Conrnittee held on July 17th, it was decided th.:it in order to assure prompt celive17 of Good 1'.un Da,y Patches and the Good Tum Day Unit Awards this Tf!&r, a change in program and plans would be made. For the 1957 Good Tu.m Da.r a nu:nber of collection points in each District will be selected b7 the District Carmittee. Mr. Atkinson stated that these collection points will be ccntrall,y located for a special group of Units and instead o! taking the Good Tum Bags to the Unit meeting place, would take the bags to the collec- ~ ion point as designated b;r the District Comnittee. the collection point, the Unit Leader will re' the patches !or each boy in his Troop or Pack that has qualified and it the Unit has collected an average of two bags per boy, the Unit will receive a Good Tum Da,y Pennant suitable fo r hanging on the meeting rocc wall. Reservation deadline date is September 10th. All applications to participate must be in the Scout Office b7 September loth. \oA'.>RID FAMOUS 1..00DBADGB COURSE - to be held at Slick Rocle Under the guidance of the Lee.dership Training Canl! littee of Chickaaaw Council, the first Wood.badge Course to be held in Chickasaw Council, will begin at 2s00 P. M. Saturday, Jul,y 28th. Mr . Ted Childress, Scout Executi ve of the Pushmataha Area Council, West Point, Mississippi, will serve as the Course Scoutmaster. nie Woodbadge experience is the original Boy- Scout Training Pl'tlgram developed by Lord Baden-Powell. It has been the standard training pl'tlcedure in most of the European countries since the beginning 0£ Scouting. - , , J ~ ) .... - ( >~ t- = -·- · • '!!:.,.:: ... -:-..: - . f ~ - 0--~ > -- ·. ) ( ~ - ·- -- -.- -- - ---- __,- -- WORLD F.A!-!OUS \\OODBADGE COURSE Continued Only men selected and approved by the Training Qmmittee of the Council are eligible to t.alce part in this course. The course runs from July 2ath through August 5th. This is the practical phase of the cou.rse in llhich 40 men live together as boys and go through all. the various parts of the Scouting p:-ogram towards First Class rank. Eve ry man who participates in the initial week of out of doors experience in the Woodb<ldge Course comes back to his Council as a fully qualified First Class Scout. Following the Cam.ping experience o~. one -k, each man to complete his Wooc!>ndge worlt llll1St answer a series of questions on the philoso?l;T and background of Scouting. Only those willi.."'18 to pass on their training expe rience to other men a.re eligible to t~ke part. TE IR GS BEsERVE YOUR SP.ACE NOW POR CA.VJ> CURRIER. AIJGOST l8 - 25, 1956 $15.00 per Scout Other Officers in the Course are: Assistant Scoutmaster - Mr. !b.lssell Bailey, President of Yocona Council, Tupelo, Mississippi; hsi.5tant. Scoutmaster - Mr. ::;racy Rhinehardt or the Pushmataha Area Council; As sistant Scoutmaster - Mr. Norman Schmitz of the Santa Ana, Ca.1.i!orni&, Council; Senior Patrol Leader - l'.r. Bill Dixon, Southwest Training Chainnan or Chickasaw Council; Quartermuter - Mr. Kenneth Humphreys, Sc.:>utmaster of Troop 43 in the Southwest District of Chickasaw Council. The participants in the Course will consist or 24 men from Chickasaw Council e.nd 16 men from other Councils in Region Five. TO COME August, 1956 .July 28 - August 5 • •• •• •• • • · • •••• • •••• • •••••••••••••• ••• • •••••••••••• • ••••••• ·· ·· · · ··· ·~ADGE COURSE Augtist io; 11, 12 ••• ••••• • •• •• •••• ••• •• ••••••• •••••••• •••••• •••• •• ••• ••• •• • ••••••••• • ~:O!m-!":"SS'l' 'POR'fAClE AUotr\lSt 19 - 25 ••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• ••• • •• •• • • ••••• .••• C~-!P CUR.~ CAMP Septembe r 18 •••• • ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • ••••• •• ••••••••• • ••• •• •••••• so~ EA:a.E COURT Septenbcr 28 - 30 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••• ••••••• ~IC!< V EXPI£>RSa AIR ~CA\~T . October 27 ••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. • •• •• • •••••••• aooo TURN DAY Februarj, 1957 ••• • •••••• • •• •• •• ••••• ••••••••• • • ••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• ••••• • •••••••••• 30! S:Ot.rr WEEK • ~flXAL BA!l~lET - Q-:ICliSAW COUNCil. April, 1957. ; ••• •••• •• •••• • ••• • •• • • ••• •• • ••••••••••• •• •• •• ••••••• • • •••••••••••••• scotrr .51'.!c:r.i AND CIRCUS July, 1957 •••••••• •• •••••• •• •• ••••• • •• _. •••• • •••••••••••••••••• • • ••• • • ••• 1llTICJl.AL JA:-~VALLEY PORGE Chickasaw Council records with regret the death or Mr. R. F. Dodson, Sr., Inst.itutiona1 Representative, Dean or Counsel.ors , and friend or all. boy's. nte world has a better place !or a boy b e c ause ~.r. Dodson passed through it. DITO nm t/ELL ni.\'l' SUPPLIES nm WI~ W..\T3R, CAST NO STONES 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 1956 Title A name given to the resource 1956 (Aug) - Chickasaw Council <em>Smoke Signals</em> Newsletter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Chickasaw Council Newsletter Newsletter Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/db60682a4dc8e0ab8fa45ddcc942e608.pdf 0e8083c58912c853bfa84b0434d280e9 PDF Text Text ( ( F. T.<P__. ( • IJ°7 WOOD BADGE COURSE ,.,,.. Region Five Boy Scouts of America Camp Currier Memphis, Tennessee -E. C. Bowden, Scoutmaster, 548 Mineral Road, Memphis, Tennessee Willard Vickery, Assistant Scoutmaster, 1911 H. Pieree, Little R9~k, //~,-::;;~. GP.OUP A • • A~ka8sae GROUP B - Payton Hurst 6304 Ruth Street Matairie, La. S.M. - Charles Smith Moreauvill~ La. ..,. Charles Tyson S.P.L. , Hal ~ -P, O, Den 290 _ Jasper,, Al&. ~,AfA: . Bynum o, Bex 4341 Slt•evepor t, La • p, :J .....~ Domino Q.M. -: Walthall Peters ~---~ 12 Rufin Place 612 M. & M. Buildi ~L-::::;::.:__~~~~~~~~--. New Orleans 21, L ~~phis, Tennesse - Dolph Kit ts 506 Goodland Street Memphis 11, Tenn. A.S.M. , Frederick T. Carney 3453 Blueberry Lane Birmingham 16, Ala. A.S.M. - Louis C. Kuttruff 2265 Spain Street Baton Rouge, La • A.S .M. - Cecil F . Marsh, :Bex /5J F~Wa.tt,.,, /3tA..dl hQ 6 t mac t Pense Ml • 1 Fla 1 'James C. Fowler Sherrill, Arkansas George Schmitt 101 Cel es te Avenue New Orleans 23, La. �( ( • BEAVER GROUP A PATROL George w. Dowd, Sr. Route 7 Jackson, Tennessee James Foster James W. Hale 617 Cedar Drive West Helena, Arkansas Nolan L. Jeansonne RFD I 1 Box 485 A Thibodaux, La. Hugh T. McDonald 619 Carrollton Bossier City, La. '])~ Frank z. Maley 3059 Overton Crossing Memphis, Tennessee Orrie M. White, Jr. 403 Eason Place Monroe, La. Charles K. Zehner Box 523 Bay Minette, Alabama 211 Canal Wynne, Arkansas ~ BOB WHITE PATROL • 1 ./ George D. Clowers 27 Southwood Drive Pine Bluff, Arkansas Charles Hosse, Jr. 1723 Georgian Drive Memphis, Tennessee Robert T. Hyatt Jackson, Tennessee Robert E. Kirkland l~771 Airway Blvd. Memphis, Tennessee Walter J . Stephenson 220 India Drive Shreveport, La. Charles S. Thomas , Sr. ~-fn.c/ L1~-~ 1495 E. Olive Cr. Gr eenville, Mississippi 66 Idlewild M. E. Trigleth 1fl.1 /I' d • . t "· L , r· y,r --(I__. 4218 Royal Road Meridian, Mississippi • EAGLE PATROL c. Dudley Blancke Benton, Arkansas David F. Douglas 65 Pickenham Avenue Chalmette, La. William R. Lincoln 3513 Ladue St. Memphis 8, Tennessee Marshall W. Ray c/o Mississippi Southern College Hattiesburg, Mississippi 7 Hiland rlfin." Dr. H. K. (Karl) Stauss A ]) l(!., ,., "" ;> 3873 Azalea Dr. ]./Vt~ Jackson 6, Mississippi ,,.. ~M _ tH 3 ~ .-k - h ~~ • Timothy Woods 7 Belle Meade Drive · Little Rock, Arkansas .vc. c. - ~"41............ 1'1 <.•f- JD~ t!. ~t>t..-ltf/pJ Walter L. West 1615 Joy Drive Bosaier City, La • �., ... ., ( • > GROUP A CONTINUED ( FOX PATROL Woodrow M. Johnson 803 Capt. Sheruc Drive Shreveport, La. J. L. King 3190 Choctaw Memphis, Tennessee Aaron Langston 1717 South 17th Street Columbus, Mississippi Frank E. Olscbni'r · 8520 s. Cla~orne Ave . New Orleans, La. James Segers George A. Thomason l 7l•3 Foster Memphis, Tennessee ~ Pensacola, Fla. William N. Stewart 210 Ave. B. East Barksdale A.F.B., La. GROUP B BEAVER PATROL • Lawrence J. Allen, Jr. 410 Holliana Road Alexander City, Ala. Leonard T. Crocker 3625 Bowen Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Cecil R. May, Jr. 1525 Jefferson Oxford, Mississippi Pat Didlake, Jr • Glendora Mississippi William B. Sawyer 52 Asrew Way Hurlburt, Fla, W. B. Hunter 1913 Bonn Street Bossier City, La. Rudolph C. Weidler 7254 Raleigh Millington Road Memphis, Tennessee Claybert M. Belle Route fl 4 Baton Rouge, La. poB WHITE • P~TROL Leo I. Gerow Lee St. (P.O. Box 155) Ruston, La. Albert Reigel 438 Iris St. Lake Charles, La. Jerry Sa 11 ee 1711 Randolph Dr. Pocahontas, Arkansas 22l> Moreno Cl. Pensacola, Fla. · Albert M. Taylor 3565 Kearney Ave. Memphis, Tennessee Delmar Patrick 1280 Delhi Avenue Bossier City, La • Bruce Bates 120 Burgwyn Road Montgomery, Alabama Dr. Dempsey T. Amacker 3l•Ol - 46th Street Meridian, Mississippi Russell E. T. Thompson �~ ... . . . ( I \' • GROUP B CONTINUED ( EAGLE PATROL James B. Baskin Box 686 Aliceville, Ala. Archie E. Truax 4445 Beach Street Baton Rouge, La. Jerry Roberts Box 1907 USAF Hospital Keesler J.FB, Miss. Thomas F. McGinnis P. O. Box 7 Cotton Valley, La. HMR Billie J. Thames 286 Byrd Philadelphia, Mississippi Norman H. Wiseman 1777 11 B11 Blytheville, AFB, Arkansas Charles s. Thomas, Jr. 640 Lotus Street Greenville, Mississippi Jerome Roebuck 4152 Leweir Memphis 7, Tennessee FOX PATROL • Sidney J . Garic 349 Celeste Avenue New Orleans 23, La. Lester B. Hansen CMR Box 5209 Maxwell AFB, Alabama Rodney D. Oakes 991 Molly Cove Memphis, Tennessee Henry Clark Black Rock Arkansas Allen Borecky 411 w. 19th Pine Bluff, Ark. James Y. Jackson 1317 13th Ave . East Tuscaloosa, Alabama Dr. Erec P. Robbins P. o. Box 267 B~ookhaven, Mississippi Henry F. Lott Box 663 Mansfield, La. OWL PATROL • A. L. Embanato 1009 N. 8th Street Monroe, La. Donald E. Bush Box 253 Cotton Valley, La. George c. Franks 400 34th Avenue Tuscaloosa, Alabama Samuel E. Claar RFD Camp Quapaw Benton, Arkansas Aldon P::escott Harrisburg /\rkansas Eugene F. Parish 815 Winnfield Road Memphis, Tennessee G. Williams (f L) Lfl oJ. , Donald • · 708 Ben's Lane Eglin lFB, Flordia � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 ( • • • ( ( IJ°7 WOOD BADGE COURSE ,.,,.. Region Five Boy Scouts of America Camp Currier Memphis, Tennessee -E. C. Bowden, Scoutmaster, 548 Mineral Road, Memphis, Tennessee F. T.<P__. Willard Vickery, Assistant Scoutmaster, 1911 H. Pieree, Little R9~k, A~ka8sae //~,-::;;~. GP.OUP A - Payton Hurst 6304 Ruth Street Matairie, La. S.M. ..,. Charles Tyson S.P.L. -P, O, Den 290 _ ~ Jasper,, Al&. ~,AfA: . GROUP B - Charles Smith Moreauvill~ La. , Hal Bynum p, o, Bex 4341 Slt•evepor t, La • -: Walthall Peters ~---~ Q.M. ..... ~ Domino - :J 612 M. & M. Buildi 12 Rufin Place ~~phis, Tennesse ~L-::::;::.:__~~~~~~~~--. New Orleans 21, L - Dolph Kit ts 506 Goodland Street Memphis 11, Tenn. , Frederick T. Carney 3453 Blueberry Lane Birmingham 16, Ala. - Louis C. Kuttruff 22 65 Spain Street Baton Rouge, La • A.S.M. A.S.M. A.S .M. - Cecil F . Marsh, :Bex /5J hQ 6 t mac t F~W a.tt,.,, /3tA..dl Pense Ml • 1 Fla1 'James C. Fowler Sherrill, Arkansas George Schmitt 101 Ce l es te Avenue New Orleans 23, La. • • • ( BEAVER PATROL George w. Dowd, Sr. Route 7 Jackson, Tennessee James W. Hale 617 Cedar Drive West Helena, Arkansas Hugh T. McDonald 619 Carrollton Bossier City, La. Orrie M. White, Jr. 403 Eason Place Monroe, La. BOB WHITE PATROL George D. Clowers 1 ./ 27 Southwood Drive Pine Bluff, Arkansas Robert T. Hyatt 66 Idlewild Jackson, Tennessee Walt er J . Stephenson 220 India Drive Shreveport, La. GROUP A M. E. Trigleth /I' d 1fl .1 • . t " · L , r· y,r --(I__. • 4218 Royal Road Meridian, Mississippi EAGLE PATROL c. Dudley Blancke 7 Hiland Benton, Arkansas William R. Lincoln 3513 Ladue St. Memphis 8, Tennessee rlfi n." Dr. H. K. (Karl) Stauss A ]) l(!., ]./Vt~ 3873 Az alea Dr. "" ;> ,., - ~ .-k - h ~~ Jackson 6, Mississippi ,,.. ~ M _ tH 3 Timothy Woods 7 Belle Meade Drive JD~ t!. · Little Rock, Arkansas ~t>t.. -ltf/pJ .vc. c. - ~"41 ............ 1'1 <.•f- ( James Foster 211 Canal Wynne, Arkansas Nolan L. Jeansonne RFD I 1 Box 485 A Thibodaux, La. Frank z. Maley '])~ ~ 3059 Overton Crossing Memphis, Tennessee Charles K. Zehner Box 523 Bay Minette, Alabama Charles Hosse, Jr. 1723 Georgian Drive Memphis, Tennessee Robert E. Kirkland l~771 Airway Blvd. Memphis, Tennessee Charles S. Thoma s , Sr. ~-fn.c/ L1 ~-- 1495 E. Olive Cr. ~ Gr eenville, Mississippi David F. Douglas 65 Pickenham Avenue Chalmette, La. Marshall W. Ray c/o Mississippi Southern Colleg e Hattiesburg, Mississippi Walter L. West 1615 Joy Drive Bosaier City, La • • > • • ., ... ., ( GROUP A CONTINUED FOX PATROL Woodrow M. Johnson 803 Capt. Sheruc Drive Shreveport, La. Aaron Langston 1717 South 17th Street Columbus, Mississippi James Segers Pensacola, Fla. William N. Stewart 210 Ave. B. East Barksdale A.F.B., La. BEAVER PATROL Lawrence J. Allen, Jr. 410 Holliana Road Alexander City, Ala. Cecil R. May, Jr. 1525 Jefferson Oxford, Mississippi William B. Sawyer 52 Asrew Way Hurlburt, Fla, Rudolph C. Weidler 7254 Raleigh Millington Road Memphis, Tennessee poB WHITE P~TROL Leo I. Gerow Lee St. (P.O. Box 155) Ruston, La. Jerry Sa 11 ee 1711 Randolph Dr. Pocahontas, Arkansas Albert M. Taylor 3565 Kearney Ave. Memphis, Tennessee Bruce Bates 120 Burgwyn Road Montgomery, Alabama GROUP B ( J. L. King 3190 Choctaw Memphis, Tennessee ~ Frank E. Olscbni'r · 8520 s. Cla~orne Ave . New Orleans, La. George A. Thomason l 7 l•3 Foster Memphis, Tennessee Leonard T. Crocker 3625 Bowen Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Pat Didlake, Jr • Glendora Mississippi W. B. Hunter 1913 Bonn Street Bossier City, La. Claybert M. Belle Route fl 4 Baton Rouge, La. Albert Reigel 438 Iris St. Lake Charles, La. Russell E. T. Thompson 22l> Moreno Cl. Pensacola, Fla. · Delmar Patrick 1280 Delhi Avenue Bossier City, La • Dr. Dempsey T. Amacker 3l•Ol - 46th Street Meridian, Mississippi I \' • • • ~ ... ..... ( EAGLE PATROL James B. Baskin Box 686 Aliceville, Ala. Jerry Roberts HMR Box 1907 USAF Hospital Keesler J.FB, Miss. Billie J. Thames 286 Byrd Philadelphia, Mississippi Norman H. Wiseman 1777 11 B11 Blytheville, AFB, Arkansas FOX PATROL Sidney J . Garic 349 Celeste Avenue New Orleans 23, La. Rodney D. Oakes 991 Molly Cove Memphis, Tennessee Allen Borecky 411 w. 19th Pine Bluff, Ark. Dr. Erec P. Robbins P . o. Box 267 B~ookhaven, Mississippi OWL PATROL A. L. Embanato 1009 N. 8th Street Monroe, La. Georg e c. Franks 400 34th Avenue Tuscaloosa, Alabama Aldon P::escott Harrisburg /\rkansas Eugene F. Parish 815 Winnfield Road Memphis, Tennessee GROUP B CONTINUED ( Archie E. Truax 4445 Beach Street Baton Rouge, La. Thomas F. McGinnis P. O. Box 7 Cotton Valley, La. Charles s. Thomas, Jr. 640 Lotus Street Greenville, Mississippi Jerome Roebuck 4152 Leweir Memphis 7, Te nnessee Lester B. Hansen CMR Box 5209 Maxwell AFB, Alabama Henry Clark Black Rock Arkansas James Y. Jackson 1317 13th Ave . East Tus caloosa, Alabama Henry F. Lott Box 663 Mansfield, La. Donald E. Bush Box 253 Cotton Valley, La. Samuel E. Claar RFD Camp Quapaw Benton, Arkansas Lfl oJ. , Donald G. Williams (f L) 708 Ben's Lane · • Eglin lFB, Flordia 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 1961 Title A name given to the resource 1961 WB Course 157 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b6546cd6b3860b3ab8db0d9211964c3c.pdf 3ed158df7c542ca80357650d68e5e1d0 PDF Text Text •• ROSTER --- WOOD BADGE COURSE FOR TRAINERS, NUMBER 351/35ll TO: VOWNTEER TRAINING SERVICE FROM: a:>Y SCOUTS ot .AMERICA U>CATION OF COURSE: CAMP CURRIER DATE OF COURSE: AUG. 9-17, 1969 NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. 08903 REGION FIVE I TROOP 351 STAFF MEMBERS Address staff Title Amerson DCC-SM 339 Greenway Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 38117 NAME Sam A. Helson W1J1d ns DCC-SPL 20,3 Wal.mt Lenoir City, Tenn. Everett E. Ferguson (J{ 509 Mason Memphis, Tenn. Occupation &lrgeon Council Chickasaw 558 ...(ti p~y/J'14 Grt Snok;y Ht. S'S 7 oe17c41,.. ..fltbr' tJAKR1ouC,l.ll4'ft '-IU. Chickasaw 558 Construction Professional Curtis Grq ASM 2179 Al~ Ave. Memphis, Tenn. 38108 Chickasaw 558 Leon H. Hasson ASM 1415 B Flag Circle Norwela 'iJ£' ~c:> v -,,e. l.Q._ C'lfiT>·, UIAF. BoHier EM::v' La. 7lll0 SAl=6 Don Ferguson ~ 8017 Cbesterf'iel.d Knoxville, Term. Bill M. Johnson ASM 3240 Bouglas Memphis, Tenn. JJoug. G:. Nicholson ASM 2200 Greenwood Dr. Chem. Engineer Chickasaw 558 TV Film Dir• Sequoyah -:d' 7/3 Chem. Professor •Lta'<-lb Professional Quachita'ttle~ H. Johnson City, Tenn. BEAVER PATROL \t Kenneth ~ TROOP .~a! '> 19th iG.o fuo v. ~U. -•~.u.__. Fort Snith, Ark. 17901 ' 1o. Dar;rle L. Dean L«go~ l H. Ray Evans St. Box 242 Waterproot, La. 71375 330 So. Ripley St. 1 8 0 £.'- c. 3 804 Jeffery Lane Bin:ningham, Ala. 35235 J:i.mm;T D. Moore I~ ~'=> q 912 21Xl Court Panama City,Fla 32401 Hipps Fulton R. Mlinson ~ t ~ o ii> l ~oloS s. Teacher Tuckabatchef'? Oral Surgeon Montgomery, Ala. 36lll Marvin SC()cJ1'ff, IL '~ Bimingham Area Gulf Coast~'('! 4 -i.l\ Istrouma 1940 Lee Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70000 Professional ~~'TU,,,. Operator Humble Oil Co. �(2) ' BEAVER PATROL- Troop 351 (C~ntinued) . ~ 1 Strrlb ~ Bruce E. ReutelerlJ.627A 6th ST.. Bl,ytheville AFB, Ark• , ;j>9Lt. Eaetem Ark. Col.. USAF . OOB WHITE PATROL - TBOOP 351 t 8c1or; William G. Babcock Rt. 10 Pond Springs Rd. Kingsport 1 Tenn. I 8 a /p ~ stan Bartkiewicz 4828 Abella Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70008 \ ~ obq WilliaDL R. Christy-, Jr. \ '60'-:t o ~~ CMR Box 5408 Maxwell AFB, Ala. .36112 Tukabatchee Trng. Chm. ~ Hanldns \ <a 01-Z.. Alfred B. Hathcock 5823 Palo Alto Dr. Little Rock, Ark. 72076 01 ~Bobby- Osbome ( . l ~cl 4· Scott FOX PATROi-TROOP West ark 5300 Dargen Ave Memphis, Tenn. 38118 2040 Eve~ Memphis, I ~o 7'7 Thomas A. Robertson ~ ~01 ~ James M. Strickland l (i>19 Alfred Thomas, Jr. Tenn 38104 643 Camark Ave. N. Camden, Ark. 71701 w. B. Thanas l i 06\red Varnado • C- \ <t.cfl'\ress w. Walker Surgeon '#j'1 Scout Ex. Architect Chick.a~Salesman Chickasaw56BDist. Scout Ex. Desoto A~~ Imust. Rel.at. Mgr. 9616 Gulf Park Dr. Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 Great &loq Mtn. P.O. Box 8004 Tenn. 381.08 Chickasaw 3218 So. Carthage Ft. ~th, Ark. 72901 Westar"' Phannacist 1744 Green Oak Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70015 Istroum.a Shipping Adm. 2709 Euclid Rd. N. W. Huntsville, Ala. 35810 Ala-Fla. Memphis, l go 'CtL. Dist. Scout Ex. Chickasa~!'SI Dist. 351 Hart Green, Jr. ~ft *'" ~ 67th Lane So. Ft. &ti.th, Ark. 72901 I &c1i: Frank B. Crumbaugh, Jr. • ·I soi/,., Qua.paw Westark Council /+S49 Spotswood Memphis 1 Tenn. 38117 Workman Trng. Committee 3833 South W street Ft. Snith, Ark. 72901 I~ S Ala.-Fl.a. Clio, Ala. 36017 \ go1 \ James Scout Ex. _, ~ Istrouma '?.I I Scoutmaster Route l Curtis Milton Eiland Sequart"7t?J Dist. :S-5'1 £5 8· ~,, 3 Civil Eng. Dist Scout Ex. Sal.es Mgr. �\ •• '•~f~~ PATOOI- TROOP 351 0 1 ~oct. ~ Claibourne ) l> ~ .- . w. Bass Bass King B. Burton - \ 'b oS.S Andrew B. Cotten, Jr. \ '& 0 8b Wendell L. Fant \ Q..ct {Robert R. Small cl€> \ 't;,0 Arthur N. Spencer, Jr. ~'~ \ ~o >Walter R. Zammit, Jr. . 1 ... ~-~·· . .· . (3) ( OONTINUED) 1707 So. Quincy Ft.: Snith, Ark. 72901 Westark 1704 West Cedar El Dorado, Ark. 71730 Desoto Rt. 1, Box 74 Tukabatchee Illustrator Millbrook, ila. 36054 Indust. Eng. I lo \3 Salesman 5 3308 Formosa Memphis, Tenn. 38109 Chickaaaw ~l Dist. Scout Ex. 4569 Craigmont Dr. Chickasaw_ ...., J ( Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Apt. 2 Roselawn Terr. Starkville, Miss. 39759 10848 Bl.ackoak Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70015 Irus. Claims Mgr. .!; .., " Pushmataha bCj Istrouma l Dist. Scout Ex. T.v. Technician �BOSTER TROOP 35ll STAFF Charles Huddleston S.M. Paul King 2301 Selma Ave. Nashville, Ave. 37214 s.P.L. 2054 Bittle Rd. Middle Tennessee >t.<J Gliate &nolcy' Mtc_~ Mar.rville, Tenn. 37801 ~:;)? $"&"3 · K.D. D.s.E. Leonard Crocker Quart. Frontier C&JJTon Rt • .3 Heber Springs, Ark. Chickasaw Jack Bond As.! 717 Estes Ave. Nashville, Tenn• .37215 Middle Tenn. {'(pO Corp. ot Eng. Cli!! Broussard ASM Rt l, Box l.32N Duson, La. 70529 Evangeline 2..1 "l.. Teacher James A. Fugitt AS4: 108 Petite M&int. Foreman Lake Charles, La. Nelson A. Lloyd MM 1014 Fribourg Mobile, Ala. 36608 Charies Ty-son ASM 521 Cedar Valley Rd. Bristol, Tenn • .37620 Mobile Area~.j. Johnson CjJ',y .., Tenn "'W""T/ ~ Dr. o! Chsist17 Field Dir. BSA BEAVER PATBOL - TROOP 35ll Ji•Yi)tiii John AD:lerson 7942 Catalina Millington, Tenn. 38053 I '! o C\ l {b George M. .Anglin Robert T. ~le, Jr. Chickasaw 'OS Career Nav Chickasaw SoS Ins. Sales 3592 Lehi Dr. Memphis, Tenn. 38128 l tDq 'f Robert Pine, Jr. 1200 Gist Apt. 5 Conway, Arlc. 72032 Quapaw \ '60<1 S Jack E. 3400 So. Carthage Ft. &nith, Ark. 72901 Westark l ~oC\l. ~thson Jim Spears 1£ Dist. Scout Ex. JI:, Life Ins. Agent 919 South 17th Ft. &nith, Ark. 72901 Dist. Scout Ex. OOB WHITE PATROL - TROOP 3~1A \<to'! 1 Jones B. Huskey 53 , _ \. . .~ oC\. Q_ Earl Thcaas (? Moore, Jr. 7 Timmona Memphis, Tenn. 3Sll7 418 Roosevelt H Rd. Forrest City, Ark. 72335 ~ --· Chickasaw %5"B'scout Executin Eastem Ark. I~ Dist. Scout Ex. �,' -. . (2) OOB WHITE PATROL (CONTINUED) ' ' \. James L. Penrod, Jr. 3401 Littlebra ndt Ft·i· McClellan , Ala. 36201 - f . Q0 \ <: \ O I John D. Rodda P.O. Box 158 Clio, Ala. 36017 aizz Suddeth 2222 Nevada st. El Dorado, Ark. 71730 \ <; \ 0 7- Bobby l ~ \ 03 R. Tramel Reynolds E. Wallace, Jr. Rt. 3 Box 332 starkvill e, Miss. 39759 P.O. Box 157 Brundidge, Ala. 36000 Choccoloc co Artrrr Career Ala. *Fla. H.s. I 3 1'3 DeSoto Coun. Principa1 Dist. Ex Pushmat~ '7_I IJHlTU. Biologist 3 Ala-Fla. Pump an SupPl.7 Business EAGLE PATROL - TROOP 351A l <6\ £)4 Preston A. Dean, Jr. 4856 Old Moorings port Rd. Shrevepo rt, \'t,\ bS J. Frank Fly, Sr. I € \ 0 ~ John Martin Ginski t { \ o...t John A. Kivlighan (~\ ~q,,Aveey Scott \4> \'J<\ Donald c. La. 71107 McLain Mike Papageorgeon w. Burt Snee FOX PATROL - tllDltif!tX \ 'b \ \ '2., w1 u i am Patrick Brran William. F. C~ \ 1b \ \ qe,Manle;r Cox Co. 305 Dominion Circle, Knoxviller; £"!7roduc tion Mgr. M.D. Scientist McKinney Ave. Rogersvi lle, Tenn. Sequoy-ah '1 I 3 Dist. 217 Gale Dr. Cherokee 55~ Dist. Scout 37311 1647 t4o. Graham 7024 Kent Drive Baker, La. 70714 Chickasaw Scout Ex. Ex. Bus and Truck ~-~~ driver Istrouma; \ \I state Employ. Dept. TROOP 351A 342 3rd st. Boqston Montgomery', Ala. 36110 \~\ \ 3 Foreman I. H. Chickasaw £ii'... ' Memphis, Tenn. 38108 • 't, \ \ \ Cartoonis t Artist 1616 Dolan Dr. Memphis , Tenn. 38.ll6 Cleveland , Tenn. \ &\ \ V 5 3012 Robbiedon Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Concord, Tenn. 37720 Maggard Norwela ~ 1 Tukabatc he? Highway Eng. 3615 Lehi Dr. Memphis, Tenn 38128 Chickasaw , Drattsman 3l30 Fairborn Dr. Memphis, Tenn. 38ll8 Chickaeaw So. Cent. Bell 698 D long Crestview , Fla. 32536 Gult Coast ,_ - ._. I ~ - -r/ '.:.'.., c FJ ?3 Dist. Scout Ex. �(3) - TROOP 351A (CONTINUED) FOX PATROL CJ o. Goodfellow, Jr. ~e a.trt Green, Jr. R. Chickasaw .-..:. 700 So. Second tit ~ West Memphis, DB Ark. 72301 ImJ) 1793 Dearing, Memphis 38117 \%\ \ ~ Moslq ' €;. \ \ q James Lee Willums COURSE stAFF Mech Eng. .J 523 East Prospedt Fqetteville, Ark. 72701 Westark I b 3257 Woociley Rd. Montgomery, Ala • .36lll Tukabatchee Dist Scout Ex. S Invest. Coun. 35]./35l.A Course Co-ordinator Harr;r H. Hqsbert A Chickasaw t:""S <l. Teacher Regional Representative Henr;r II~ National Council BSA New Brunswick H.J. 08903 BrGwal Region 5 Office Km.phis, Tem1e ~~,,., E. Leslie Chickasaw Council. BSA, 17l So. HolJ1wood st. . . ~~~ - &~ . ~~ ~ ~, Zf/7 A. ;jt;(__)& ~ ._ .. . ,, . / � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 •• \ t ~ ROSTER --- WOOD BADGE COURSE FOR TRAINERS, NUMBER 351/35ll TO: VOWNTEER TRAINING SERVICE a:>Y SCOUTS ot .AMERICA FROM: REGION FIVE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. 08903 U>CATION OF COURSE: CAMP CURRIER DATE OF COURSE: AUG. 9-17, 1969 I TROOP 351 STAFF MEMBERS NAME staff Title Address Sam A. Amerson DCC-SM 339 Greenway Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Helson W1J1d ns DCC-SPL 20,3 Wal.mt Lenoir City, Tenn. Everett E. Ferguson (J{ 509 Mason Memphis, Tenn. Curtis Grq ASM Leon H. Hasson ASM Don Ferguson ~ Bill M. Johnson ASM JJoug. G:. Nicholson ASM 2179 Al~ Ave. Memphis, Tenn. 38108 1415 B Flag Circle BoHier EM::v' La. 7lll0 SAl=6 8017 Cbesterf'iel.d Knoxville, Term. 3240 Bouglas Memphis, Tenn. 2200 Greenwood Dr. Johnson City, Tenn. BEAVER PATROL ~ TROOP .~a! '> Kenneth v. ~U.iG.o fuo 1o. 19th St. ' -•~.u.__. Fort Snith, Ark. 17901 Dar;rle L. Dean L «go~ l Box 242 Waterproot, La. 71375 H. Ray Evans 1 8 0 £.'- 330 So. Ripley St. Montgomery, Ala. 36lll Marvin c. Hipps t ~ o ii> 3 804 Jeffery Lane Bin:ningham, Ala . 3 5235 J:i.mm;T D. Moore I~ ~'=> q 912 21Xl Court Panama City,Fla 32401 Fulton R. Mlinson l ~oloS 1940 Lee Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70000 Council Occupation Chickasaw 558 &lrgeon ...(ti p~y/ J'14 Grt Snok;y Ht. oe17c41,.. ..fltbr' S'S 7 tJAKR1ouC,l.ll4'ft '-IU. Chickasaw 558 Construction Chickasaw 558 Norwela 'iJ£' Chickasaw 558 Sequoyah -:d' 7/3 •Lta'<-lb Quachita'ttle~ Tuckabatchef'? '~ Bimingham Area Gulf Coast~'('! Istrouma 4 -i.l \ Professional ~c:> v -,,e. l.Q._ C'lfiT>·, UIAF. Chem. Engineer TV Film Dir• Chem. Professor Professional SC()cJ1'ff, IL H. s. Teacher Oral Surgeon Professional ~~'TU,,,. Operator - Humble Oil Co. (2) BEAVER PATROL- Troop 351 (C~ntinued) 1 Strrlb ~ ~ Bruce E. ReutelerlJ.627A 6th ST.. Eaetem Ark. ;j>9 Lt. Col.. USAF ' . Bl,ytheville AFB, Ark • . , OOB WHITE PATROL - TBOOP 351 t 8c1or; William G. Babcock Rt. 10 Pond Springs Rd. Kingsport 1 Tenn. Sequart"7t?J Dist. Scout Ex. _, I 8 a /p ~ st an Bartkiewicz 4828 Abella Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70008 ~ Istrouma '?.I I Scoutmaster \ ~ obq WilliaDL R. Christy-, Jr. CMR Box 5408 ~~ Maxwell AFB, Ala. .36112 Tukabatchee Trng. Chm. \ '60'-:t o Curtis Milton Eiland \ go1 \ James ~ Hanldns \ <a 01-Z.. Alfred B. Hathcock I~ 01 ~Bobby- Osbome (. l ~cl 4· Scott Workman Route l Clio, Ala. 36017 5823 Palo Alto Dr. Little Rock, Ark. 72076 3833 South W street Ft. Snith, Ark. 72901 /+S49 Spotswood Memphis 1 Tenn. 38117 ~ 67th Lane So. Ft. &ti.th, Ark. 72 901 FOX PATROi-TROOP 351 I &c1i: Frank B. Crumbaugh, Jr. 5300 Dargen Ave Memphis, Tenn. 38118 • ·I soi/,., Hart Green, Jr. I ~o 7'7 Thomas A. Robertson ~ ~01 ~ James M. Strickland l (i>19 Alfred Thomas, Jr. l go 'CtL. B. Thanas l i 06\red Varnado • \ <t.cfl'\ress w. Walker C- 2040 Eve~ Memphis, Tenn 38104 643 Camark Ave. N. w. Camden, Ark. 71701 9616 Gulf Park Dr. Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 P.O. Box 8004 Memphis, Tenn. 381.08 3218 So. Carthage Ft. ~th, Ark. 72901 1744 Green Oak Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70015 2709 Euclid Rd. N. W. Huntsville, Ala. 35810 Ala.-Fl.a. S Trng. Committee Qua.paw ~ft Dist. Scout Ex. *'" Westark Council Surgeon Chickasa~ !'SI Dist. Scout Ex. West ark '#j '1 Architect Chick.a~Salesman Chickasaw56BDist. Scout Ex. Desoto A~~ Imust. Rel.at. Mgr. Great &loq Mtn. Civil Eng. :S-5'1 Chickasaw 8 £5 · Dist Scout Ex. We star"' Phannacist Istroum.a ~,, Shipping Adm. Ala-Fla. 3 Sal.es Mgr. \ •• ' • ~f~~ 0 PATOOI- TROOP 351 1 ~oct. ~ Claibourne w. Bass Bass .- . ) l> ~ King B. Burton - \ 'b oS.S Andrew B. Cotten, Jr. \ '& 0 8b Wendell L. Fant . .. .· 1 ~-~·· . . . \ Q.. ct {Robert R. Small cl €> \ 't;,0 Arthur N. Spencer, Jr. ~' ~ \ ~o >Walter R. Zammit, Jr. (3) ( OONTINUED) 1707 So. Quincy Ft.: Snith, Ark. 72901 1704 West Cedar El Dorado, Ark. 71730 Rt. 1, Box 74 Millbrook, ila. 36054 3308 Formosa Memphis, Tenn. 38109 4569 Craigmont Dr. Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Apt. 2 Roselawn Terr. Starkville, Miss. 39759 10848 Bl.ackoak Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 70015 Westark Indust. Eng. I lo Desoto Salesman \3 Tukabatchee Illustrator 5 Chickaaaw ~l Dist. Scout Ex. Chickasaw_ Irus. Claims Mgr. J ( .... , .!; .., " Pushmataha Dist. Scout Ex. bCj l Istrouma T.v. Technician TROOP 35ll STAFF Charles Huddleston Paul King BOSTER S.M. 2301 Selma Ave. Nashville, Ave. 37214 s.P.L. 2054 Bittle Rd. Mar.rville, Tenn. 37801 Middle Tennessee K.D. >t.<J Gliate &nolcy' Mtc_~ D.s.E. ~:;)? Leonard Crocker Quart. Frontier C&JJTon Rt • .3 Chickasaw $"&"3 · M&int. Foreman Jack Bond Cli!! Broussard James A. Fugitt Nelson A. Lloyd Charies Ty-son Heber Springs, Ark. As.! 717 Estes Ave. Nashville, Tenn • .37215 ASM Rt l, Box l.32N Duson, La. 70529 AS4: 108 Petite Lake Charles, La. MM 1014 Fribourg Mobile, Ala. 36608 ASM 521 Cedar Valley Rd. Bristol, Tenn • .37620 Middle Tenn. {'(pO Corp. ot Eng. Evangeline 2..1 "l.. Teacher Mobile Area~.j. Johnson CjJ',y .., Tenn "'W""T/ ~ Dr. o! Chsist17 Field Dir. BSA BEAVER PATBOL - TROOP 35ll Ji•Yi)tiii John AD:lerson 7942 Catalina Chickasaw 'OS Career Nav Millington, Tenn. 38053 I '! o C\ l {b George M. .Anglin Chickasaw SoS Ins. Sales Robert T. ~le, Jr. 3592 Lehi Dr. Memphis, Tenn. 38128 l tDq 'f Robert Pine, Jr. 1200 Gist Apt. 5 Conway, Arlc. 72032 Quapaw 1£ Dist. Scout Ex. \ '60<1 S Jack E. ~thson 3400 So. Carthage Ft. &nith, Ark. 72901 Westark JI:, Life Ins. Agent l ~oC\l. Jim Spears 919 South 17th Dist. Scout Ex. Ft. &nith, Ark. 72901 OOB WHITE PATROL - TROOP 3~1A \<to'! 1 Jones B. Huskey 53 7 Timmona , _ Memphis, Tenn. 3Sll 7 \... ~ oC\. Q_ Earl Thcaas Moore, Jr. 418 Roosevelt H Rd. (? Forrest City, Ark. 72335 Chickasaw %5"B'scout Executin Eastem Ark. Dist. Scout Ex. I~ ~ --· , ' -. . (2) OOB WHITE PATROL (CONTINUED) - ' ' \. James L. Penrod, Jr. f . Q 0 John D. Rodda \ <: \ O I aizz Suddeth \ <; \ 0 7- Bobby R. Tramel l ~ \ 03 Reynolds E. Wallace, Jr. EAGLE PATROL - TROOP 351A l <6\ £) 4 Preston A. Dean, Jr. \'t,\ bS J. Frank Fly, Sr. I € \ 0 ~ John Martin Ginski t { \ o ... t John A. Kivlighan (~\ ~q,, Aveey Scott Maggard \4> \ 'J<\ Donald c. McLain \ & \ \ V Mike Papageorgeon • 't, \ \ \ w. Burt Snee FOX PATROL - tllDltif!tX \ 'b \ \ '2., w1 u i am Patrick Brran \ ~ \ \ 3 William. F. C~ \ 1b \ \ qe,Manle;r Cox 3401 Littlebrandt Ft·i· McClellan, Ala. 36201 P.O. Box 158 Clio, Ala. 36017 2222 Nevada st. El Dorado, Ark. 71730 Rt. 3 Box 332 starkville, Miss. 39759 P.O. Box 157 Brundidge, Ala. 36000 4856 Old Mooringsport Rd. Shreveport, La. 71107 3012 Robbiedon Memphis, Tenn. 38128 1616 Dolan Dr. Memphi s , Tenn. 38.ll6 305 Dominion Circle, Concord, Tenn. 37720 McKinney Ave. Rogersville, Tenn. 217 Gale Dr. Cleveland, Tenn. 37311 1647 t4o. Graham Memphis, Tenn. 38108 7024 Kent Drive Baker, La. 70714 TROOP 351A 342 3rd st. Boqston Montgomery', Ala. 36110 3615 Lehi Dr. Memphis, Tenn 38128 3l30 Fairborn Dr. Memphis, Tenn. 38ll8 698 D long Crestview, Fla. 32536 Choccolocco I Artrrr Career Ala. *Fla. 3 H.s. Principa1 1'3 DeSoto Coun. Dist. Ex Pushmat~ '7_ I IJHlTU. Biologist Ala-Fla. 3 Pump an SupPl.7 Business Norwela ~ 1 5 Cartoonist Artist Foreman I. H. Co. Chickasaw M.D. Scientist £ii'... ' Knoxviller; £"!7roduction Mgr. Sequoy-ah '1 I 3 Dist. Scout Ex. 5 5~ Cherokee Dist. Scout Ex. Chickasaw Bus and Truck ~- ~~ driver Istrouma;\ \I state Employ. Dept. Tukabatche? Highway Eng. Chickasaw ,_ ~ , - ._. I Chickaeaw - -r/ '.:.'.., c Drattsman So. Cent. Bell FJ ?3 Gult Coast Dist. Scout Ex. (3) FOX PATROL - TROOP 351A (CONTINUED) CJ R. o. Goodfellow, Jr. .-..:. 700 So. Second Chickasaw ~e a.trt Green, Jr. West Memphis, DB Ark. 72301 tit ~ ImJ) 1793 Dearing, Memphis 38117 Chickasaw t:""S <l. .J Teacher Mech Eng. \%\ \ ~ Moslq 523 East Prospedt Fqetteville, Ark. 72701 Westark I b Dist Scout Ex. ' €;. \ \ q James Lee Willums 3257 Woociley Rd. Montgomery, Ala • .36lll Tukabatchee S Invest. Coun. COURSE stAFF 35]./35l.A Course Co-ordinator Harr;r H. Hqsbert National Council BSA New Brunswick H.J. 08903 A Regional Representative Henr;r II~ BrGwal Region 5 Office Km.phis, Tem1e ~~,,., E. Leslie Chickasaw Council. BSA, 17l So. HolJ1wood st. . - &~ . ~~ .~~~ Zf/7 A. ;j t;(__)& ~, ~ / ~ . .. . . ,, 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 1969 Title A name given to the resource 1969 WB Course 351 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a4ad9b5c4db4f26baae704de99c2f59e.pdf a97bccc5300cb6e2388dec116613b01e PDF Text Text .. .. (. . ..·-· - ROSTER / Cf 'f 0 "WOOD BADGE COURSE FOR BOY SCOtrr LEADERS, NO. 558-1" . TO: From: Chickasaw Council Location of course: Camp Currier, Miss Date of course: August 8 - 16, 1970 Volunteer Training Service Boy Scouts of America New Brunswick, N. J. 08903 STAFF MEMBERS HOME ADDRESS, ZIP NAME. STAFF TITLE Herb Schmid CD Dr. Sam B. Anderson ACD /. . .........: 319 Belhaven Memphis, Tenn. 38117 COUNCIL & NO. Chickasaw 0558 OCCUPATION Forman-Ivers and Pond Pian· 339 Greenway Memphis, Tenn. 38117 5300 Dargen Memphis,Tenn. 38118 II II Surgeon " " Dist. Sales Mgr. American Can Freiberger Ins. Agency Frank Crumbaugh ACD Irwin Freiberger ACD 5715 N. Angela Memphis, Tenn. 38117 II " Curtis Gray ACD 2179 Albany Memphis, Tenn. 38108 " 11 Professional Scouter Al Guenther ACD 3092 Darby Memphis, Tenn. 38128 II II Gen. Mgr.Bluf. Bill Johnson ACD 3240Douglass Memphis, Tenn. 38111 11 II WKNO-TV Lorin King ACD 3190 Choctaw Memphis, Tenn. 38111 II II W. T. Rawleigh City Engrav. Company COURSE MEMBERS Name and Certificate No. Home Address City, State , ZIP Council Name & No Headquarte rs City Occupation BEAVER PATROL ~ :_• Richard R. Barnes 558-1-1 5346 Laurie Lane Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Chickasaw II 558 Memphis, Tenn. Teacher David Cox 558-1-2 1781 s. Perkins Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Chickasaw IJ 558 Memphis, Tenn. College Student Richard Klink tJO 558-1-3 5103 Ginge r Cl Memphis, Tenn. 38118 Chickasaw IJ 558 Memphis, Tenn. Engineer Chickasaw # 558 Memphis, Tenn. Engineer Memphis, Tenn. 38118 558-1- 5 1163 Echles Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Chickasaw fl 558 Memphis, Tenn . Police Officer ,.;O 558-1-4 3399 Boxdale W. G. McClurkan µ<J Neal Talley, Jr. �BOB WHITE PATROL: Name & Certificate No. Richard G. Cain 558-1-6 '9 ~ Home Address City, State, ZIP 1'.)0 Council Name & No. Headquarter s City Occupatior 3734 Huntingdon Ln. Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Psychologi£ H. W. Lewers 558-1-7 1283 Broadmoor Chickasaw # 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Furrier J. W. Murry 558-1-8 1'rO 5382 Cottonwood Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38118 Salesman Shan Pitner 558-1-9 296 Oak Grove Memphis, Tenn. 38117 ProfessionD Scouter William J. Snider 558-1-10 Chickasaw I 558 3082 Cherry Rd. Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38118 Supervisor 3795 Maid Marion Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Chickasaw I 558 Mechanic Chickasaw II 558 Resident Manager Chickasaw H 558 Mechanic EAGLE PATROL: 0 558-1-11 E. D. Cunningham558-l-12 <-• ~ NO 565 Melody Lane Memphis, Tenn. 38117 " c• R. W. Ackerman Raymond Hughes 558-1-13 4439 Ryan Memphis, Tenn. 38127 Milo J. Odiorne 558-1-14 3992 Plymouth Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38128 FBA-Loaa Specialist Ray Terry 3545 Lynchburg Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Professions : Scouter 558-1-15 >JO � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 .. . (. /. . .........: :_• . . . ·-· - . . ROSTER / Cf 'f 0 "WOOD BADGE COURSE FOR BOY SCOtrr LEADERS, NO. 558-1" TO: Volunteer Training Service Boy Scouts of America From: Chickasaw Council New Brunswick, N. J. 08903 Location of course: Camp Currier, Miss Date of course: August 8 - 16, 1970 STAFF MEMBERS NAME. STAFF TITLE HOME ADDRESS, ZIP Herb Schmid CD 319 Belhaven Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Dr. Sam B. Anderson ACD 339 Greenway Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Frank Crumbaugh ACD 5300 Dargen Memphis,Tenn. 38118 Irwin Freiberger ACD 5715 N. Angela Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Curtis Gray ACD 2179 Albany Memphis, Tenn. 38108 Al Guenther ACD 3092 Darby Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Bill Johnson ACD 3240Douglass Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Lorin King ACD 3190 Choctaw Memphis, Tenn. 38111 COURSE MEMBERS Home Address Name and Certificate No. City, State , ZIP BEAVER PATROL ~ Richard R. Barnes David Cox 558-1-1 5346 Laurie Lane Memphis, Tenn. 38117 558-1-2 1781 s. Pe rkins Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 38117 Richard Klink tJO 558-1-3 5103 Ginge r Cl Memphis, Tenn. 38118 W. G. McClurkan ,.;O 558-1-4 3399 Boxdale Memphis, Tenn. 38118 μ<J Neal Talley, Jr. 558-1- 5 1163 Echles Memphis, Tenn. 38111 COUNCIL & NO. OCCUPATION Chickasaw 0558 Forman-Ivers and Pond Pian· II II Surgeon " " Dist. Sales Mgr. American Can II " Freiberger Ins. Agency " 11 Professional Scouter II II Gen. Mgr.Bluf. City En grav. 11 II WKNO-TV II II W. T. Rawleigh Company Council Name & No Headqua rte rs City Occupation Chickasaw II 558 Teacher Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw IJ 558 College Memphis, Tenn. Student Chickasaw IJ 558 Engineer Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw # 558 Enginee r Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw fl 558 Police Memphis, Tenn . Officer <-• ~ c• BOB WHITE PATROL: Name & Certificate No. Richard G. Cain 558-1-6 1'.)0 Home Address City, State, ZIP 3734 Huntingdon Ln. Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Council Name & No. Headquarters City Occupatior Chickasaw I 558 Psychologi£ '9 H. W. Lewers 558-1-7 1283 Broadmoor Chickasaw # 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Furrier J. W. Murry Shan Pitner 558-1-8 1'rO 5382 Cottonwood Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38118 558-1-9 296 Oak Grove Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38117 ~ William J. Snider 558-1-10 3082 Cherry Rd. Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38118 EAGLE PATROL: 0 R. W. Ackerman 558-1-11 3795 Maid Marion Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38111 E. D. Cunningham558-l-12 NO 565 Melody Lane Chickasaw II 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38117 " Raymond Hughes 558-1-13 4439 Ryan Chickasaw H 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38127 Milo J. Odiorne 558-1-14 3992 Plymouth Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Ray Terry 558-1-15 >JO 3545 Lynchburg Chickasaw I 558 Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Salesman ProfessionD Scouter Supervisor Mechanic Resident Manager Mechanic FBA-Loaa Specialist Professions: Scouter 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 1970 Title A name given to the resource 1970 WB Course 558-1 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fc6b979a8f123db1ef1ab9a43d834237.pdf 355d40cf9a0332a59474aa7883158f9b PDF Text Text ROST ER ·' REGJO;\AL • \·;ocm llADGE COURSE No . R5- l 8 TO: Volunteer Training Service Boy Scouts of America North Brunswick, N. J. 08902 f<ROM: Regi on V Locat i on of Course : Date of Course : Kamp Kia Ki na Hardy , Arkansas August 5-12, 1972 STAFF MEMHERS • Name (Staff Duty) Home Address, Herbert Schmid, SM Council fi No. Occupation 319 Belhaven St . Memphis, Tn . 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Plant Supt. G. Murray Smith, SPL It 3 Pamela Court Little Rock,Ark. 72207 Quapaw 18 Little Rock Asst . Mgr. I.S . O. of Ark. Jack D. Leake, QM 225 Main Extended Collierville, Tn. 38017 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Test Dcskman Telephone Co . Keith Von Almen, PC 1415 Estate Drive Memphis ,Tn . 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Supe1· . Equip . .c;pc• Defense Supply , Jones B. Huskey, ASM 5357 TilJllllons St. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Council Scout E: Dr. Ray L. Ferguson, PC 402 North Front Dardanelle, Ark. 72834 \\'estark 16 Ft. Smith Dentist Robert G. Medearis, ASM 772~ Armour Road Millington, Tn. 38053 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Electrician U.S. Navy Dr . Richa1·d Mochow, PC 871 Kensington Pl. Memphis,Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Asst. Prof. Physiology George F. Silver, PC 1048 Lookout Pt. Cove Ar l ington, Tn. 38002 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Aviation Elec.T U.S. Navy Shannon P. Pitner 296 Oak Grove Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Council Program Director ~ COURSE MEMBERS 6!) Council Name &Co. Headquarters City Occupati on Name Cert.No. BEAVER PATROL A!f Brown, Jr. RS-18-1 Philip J. Early RS - 18 - ~ 6895 Bolling Brook Cv. Chickasaw 558 Memphis Germantown, Tn.38138 Branch Manag er U.S. Plywood Stephen H. Guinn R5 - 18- 3 Quapaw 18 1108 Hughes Jacksonville,Ark.72076 Little Rock Insurance Agent Home Addres s City, State, Zi p - 217 Washington Clarendon, Ark.72029 Eastark 15 Jonesboro Funeral Home Owner �p<i£C 2 - • {!; Melvin Peck R5 - 18- 4 7812 Shamrock Millingt on , Tn.38053 Chickasaw 558 Memphis U.S.Navy Joe D. Price R5 - 18- 5 1612 Duke Memphis, Tn. 38108 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Mechanic Troy Ratliff R5-18- 6 ~arrest 1617 Margaret City, Ark . 72335 Chickasaw 558 Memphis District Scout Executive BOB WHITE PATROL /J;; Barry R. Beck RS- 18- 7 1046 Faulkner Conway, Ark . 72032 Quapaw 18 Li ttle Rock District Scout Executive 8 Henry H. Harpe l R5 - 18- 8 1704 Lanier Lane Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Retired fJ Allen B. Holden R5 -1 8-9 1811 So . Wa co Ft.Smith, Ark . 72901 Westark 16 Ft.Smith Cas eworker - Ari Welfare Dept. Oliver \'/, McCallum R6-18- 10 1620 Hester Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis Hi gh School Math Teacher Memphi~, . {!; Tn. 38116 J ames A. Rand R5 - 18- ll 2324 Hatfield Fayetteville , Ark. 72701 Westark 16 Ft. Smith Product Service Anderson Weld RS - 18- 12 Fisher, Ark. 72429 Eastark 15 Jonesboro Farmer and Seed Dealer RS-18 - 13 Route 1 Weiner , Ark . 72479 Eastark 15 Jonesbo.::-o College Researc: and Teaching Chickasaw 558 Memuhis Craftsman - Am. EAGLE PATROL Robert Hal Poster RS -18-14 4012 Shirley Dr. Memphis: Tn. 38109 Tel. & Te1. {j) Robert G. McManus RS -1 8- 15 1306 Elm Street Crossett, Ark.71635 DeSoto 13 El Dorado Railway Civil Engineer N0 Gerald G. Phelps R5-18- 16 2750 Jolson Ave. Men~his, Tn. 38114 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Office Manager W.Robert Richerson , R5 -18- 17 3332 Dawn, Apt. 4 Memphis, Tn. 38127 Jr . Chickasaw 558 Memphis District Scout Executi ve 4205 Bayliss Memphis, Tn . 38108 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Diesel Mechanic 4817 Berrydal e Ave. Memphis, Tn . 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Sales Rep. Marcus T. Yarbro R5 -1 8- 18 FOX PATROL • John F. Bethea, III RS-18- 19 �- • /!J e; R5-18- 20 1329 So. Perkins Rd. Memphis, Tn . 38117 Henry J. Bradl e}".; ,Ill RS .;13-21 601 West J,Apt.38 Russellville, Ark . 27801 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Retired Westark 16 rt. Smith Associate District Exec. James l'I. Covington RS - 18- 22 1205 Wilmore Memphis, Tn. 38ll7 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Lt. - City Fire Department ~ Ray Mason R5-18-23 165 Montelo Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Engineer George Payne R5-18- 24 6643 Monmouth Memphis, Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 Memphis College Student Robert L. Putman R5-18-25 8525 So. 18th St. West ark 16 @.J • Edwara R. Boughton 8 13 • page 3 - Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 Ft . Smith ·Purchasing Agen � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 • • · ' ROST ER REGJO;\AL \·;ocm llADG E COURSE No . R5- l 8 TO: Volunteer Training Service Boy S couts of America f<ROM: Re g i on V North Brunswick, N. J. 08902 Locat i on of Course : Kamp Kia Ki na Hardy , Arkansas Date of Cour se : Au gust 5-12, 1972 Name (Staff Duty) Herbert Schmid, SM G. Murray Smith, SPL Jack D. Leake, QM Keith Von Almen, PC Jones B. Huskey, ASM STAFF MEMHE RS Home Address, ~ 319 Belhaven St . Memphis, Tn . 38117 It 3 Pamela Court Little Rock,Ark. 72207 225 Main Extended Collierville, Tn. 38017 1415 Estate Drive Memphis , Tn . 38117 5357 TilJllllons St. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Dr. Ray L. Ferguson, PC 402 North Front Dardanelle, Ark. 72834 Robert G. Medearis, ASM 772~ Armour Road Millington, Tn. 38053 Dr . Richa1·d Mochow, PC 871 Kensington Pl. Memphis,Tn. 38117 George F. Silver, PC 1048 Lookout Pt. Cove Ar l ington, Tn. 38002 Shannon P. Pitner 296 Oak Grove Rd. Name Memphis, Tn. 38117 COURSE MEMBERS Cert.No. Ho me Addres s City, State, Zi p Council fi No. Chickasaw 558 Memphis Quapaw 18 Little Rock Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis \\'estark 16 Ft. Smith Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Council Name & Co. Headquarters City BEAVER PATRO L A!f Brown, Jr. RS-18 -1 - 217 Washington Eastark 15 Philip J. Early Clarendon, Ark.72029 Jonesboro RS - 18 - ~ 6895 Bolling Brook Cv. Chickasaw 558 Germantown, Tn.38138 Memphis Occupation Plant Supt. Asst . Mgr. I.S . O. of Ark. Test Dcskman Telephone Co . Supe1· . Equi p . .c; pc• Defense Supply , Council Scout E: Dentist Electrician U.S. Navy Asst. Prof. Physiology Aviation Elec.T U.S. Navy Council Program Director Occupa tion Funeral Hom e Owner Branch Manag e r U.S. Plywood 6!) Stephen H. Guinn R5 - 18 - 3 1108 Hughes Quapaw 18 Insurance Agent Jacksonville,Ark.72076 Little Rock • • p<i£C 2 - Melvin Peck Joe D. Price {!; Troy Ratliff BOB WHITE PATROL /J;; Barry R. Beck 8 Henry H. Harpe l fJ Allen B. Holden R5 - 18 - 4 7812 Shamrock Millington , Tn.38053 R5 - 18 - 5 1612 Duke Me mph is, Tn. 38108 R5-18 - 6 1617 Margaret ~arrest City, Ark . 72335 RS- 18 - 7 1046 Faulkner Conway, Ark . 72032 R5 - 18 - 8 1704 Lanier La ne Memphis, Tn. 38117 R5 -1 8-9 1811 So . Wa co Ft.Smith, Ark . 72901 Oliver \'/, McCallum R6-18 - 10 1620 Hester Rd. . {!; J ames A. Rand Anderson Weld EAGLE PATROL Robert Hal Poster {j) Robert G. McManus N 0 Gerald G. Phelps Memphi~, Tn. 38116 R5 - 18 - ll 2324 Hatfield Fayetteville , Ark. 72701 RS - 18 - 12 Fisher, Ark. 72429 RS-18 - 13 Route 1 Weine r , Ark . 72479 RS -18-14 4012 Shirley Dr. Memphi s: Tn. 38109 RS -18- 15 130 6 Elm Street Crossett, Ark.71635 R5-18- 16 2750 Jolson Ave. Men~his, Tn. 38114 W.Robert Richerson , R5 -18- 17 Jr . 3332 Dawn, Apt. 4 Memphis, Tn. 38127 Marcus T. Yarbro FOX PATROL R5 -1 8- 18 4205 Bayliss Memphis, Tn . 38108 John F. Bethea, III RS-18- 19 4817 Berrydal e Ave. Memphis, Tn . 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Quapaw 18 Li ttle Rock Chickasaw 558 Memphis We stark 16 Ft.Smith Chickasaw 558 Memphis Westark 16 Ft. Smith Eastark 15 Jonesboro Eastark 15 Jonesbo.::-o Chickasaw 558 Memuhis DeSoto 13 El Dorado Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis U.S.Navy Mechanic District Scout Executive District Scout Executive Retired Ca s ewo rker - Ari Welfare Dept. Hi gh School Math Teacher Product Service Farmer and Seed Dealer College Researc: and Teaching Craftsman - Am. Tel. & Te1. Railway Civil Engineer Office Manager District Scout Executive Diesel Mechanic Sales Rep. - page 3 - /!J Edwara R. Boughton R5-18 - 20 1329 So. Perkins Rd. Chickasaw 558 Retired • Memphis, Tn . 38117 Memphis e; He nry J. Bradl e}".; ,Ill RS .;1 3-21 601 West J,Apt.38 Westark 16 Associate Russellville, Ark . rt. Sm ith District Exec. 27801 8 James l'I. Covington RS - 18 - 22 1205 Wilm ore Chickasaw 558 Lt. - City Fire Memphis, Tn. 38ll7 Memphis Department ~ Ray Mason R5-18-23 165 Montelo Chickasaw 558 Engineer Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis 13 George Payne R5-18-24 6643 Monmouth Chickasaw 558 College Student Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis @.J Robert L. Putman R5-18-25 8525 So. 18th St. West ark 16 ·Purchasing Ag en Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 Ft . Smith • • 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 1972 Title A name given to the resource 1972 WB Course R5-18 Kia Kima Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/aaad21145ebca49868de3fd84356d0fc.pdf 4651fce77107cb530c05041955131b04 PDF Text Text -. ,---· RIDIONAL iron BAOOE COURSE KA.•1P KIA KIMA m. SE-24 AUGUST 11 - 18, 1973 (Staff Duty) Keith VonAlmen, SM NAME Henry H. Harpel, SA 1Vi1E ADDRESS I ZIP 1415 Estate Drive MemJiiis, Tn. 38117 COUNCIL & NO. OCCUPATION Chickasaw 5.58 Supervisor, F.quip. Memphis Soec. Defense Su'P"Pl.Y Agency 1704 Lanier Lane Chickasdw 5.58 Reti.red Memphis George F, Silver, SPL 1048 Lookout Pt, Cove Chickasaw 5.58 Aviation El.ea Tech Arlington, Tn, 38002 Memphis U. s. Navy R. G. Goodfellow, ASPL 700 S; Second Street Chickasaw 5.58 Teacher; Memt:ftis West Memphis , Ar, 72301 Memphis St.?.te Univ. James w. Covington, QM 1205 Wilmore Road Chickasaw 5.58 Lieutenant; City tiem}ilis, 'l'n. 38117 Memphis Fire Dept. Robert W, Capt, AQl-1 5211 Patrick Henry Chickllsaw 5.58 District Re'Util Mem}ilis, Tn. 38128 Memphis · Sales l·i anager Richard R, Barnes, PC 5J46 Laurie Lane Chickasaw 558 Physical 'lherapeist Mem}Xlls, Tn. 38117 Memphis ,e;rgo A. Borgor, PC Route l Eastark 15 College Research Weiner, Ar• 72479 Jon0sboro and Teaching Manley Cox, PC 3130 Fairborn Drive Chickasaw 588 Pl:.mt Manager M()lllphis Memphis, Tn. 38118 So Central Boll Robert Hal Foster, PC 1309 Carol Chickasaw 5.58 Craftslll!lJ1, American Memphis, Tn. JB116 }-jemphis Tel & Tel Larry M, Rasmussen, PC 4563 Dooring Road Chickas~w 5.58 Chemical Engineer Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis Shanon P. Pit.nor 296 Oak Grove Roqd Chickasaw 5.58 Council Program rtomphis, Tn. 38117 tfomP1'rl.s Director Herbert Schmid 319 B0lhnvon Stroot Chic1:asa.w 5.58 Regional Staff Homphis Memphis, Tn. J8117 Advisor MemJilis, ~. ROSTER Tn, 38117 COURSE l"iEi.lB!!RS --------------tl~O~ r=~ CIBT no. -f....... DD __R.,. . .BSS.. . ,. . , . C"'._ _ _ -c"""o"""01.,.,.i'l,.,.C""'IL,,.....,,N,...AME~---- - -- CITY, ST.:.TE, ZIP SE-24-01 Route 1 Paragould, Ar. ?24.50 tJO Charles R. Balchunas SE-24-02 5731 B.!trfiold Circle Hcl!lphiS, rn. )8117 noward A Dotson SE-24-0J 1813 Georgia Drivo Jonesboro• ,u-. 72401 /.·· ..:_ d) 6 NO . OCCUPAT_I O _N __ F.ast Ark 15 Jonesboro Chickasaw 5.58 Memphis East Ark 15 Jon0sboro Stu:lent President Balven, Inc Field Engr Rep �f -~·2!q .·~ P.J ..· SF',..24--04 .Rm!t o 1 T. Escuo · .; J.:;.1.: 'tl.l.r~ .-:i7~ ']'n . S&- 2!!-05 Loo J. J ennings 3"~·~ r;1,J·c· 1~:~:-1C' iJ» . :...:-: \tJ 3rsr·6J ~.·:.~L? ::rr l.: 0 J.!' , :':'or..:1 Gene:- ~ . Jcick~o:-J Foren:::."1 01~ =-'C\t-: 18 :,:J ", :.:~o Rock R3~ruit.1:!lg {~.! , ·"' SE- ·2'~··05 Paul G. McGuyor 2Z:' t M3r.agor S'E-·24-0'/ Robor tson S·~root Wost /1.?'k 16 A..· . '//.')G7 Fort Smith i'=. :!'.'"'.t.c_- 5:.c..i~ ..·5:...:;.'.), \Q Ottis Di st Exec B.3A Chickasaw 5.58 Lottar Carrier c,.,~cm:.a.1 ~o!:.d. 1553 Tr.:d ning & !-1emphi:;, !'n. ;e117 ifomphis Mom?:~ s . W'i: to~ P.o~ Tn , 36117 Memphi s 5~ 13w: 186 J :.>:: G:> l::or o ~ k..' . 72.i.~·Ol East Ark 15 OOB WrlJTE PATROL ~ S'E-·24-08 Howard E. Buohlor E. Colo Thomas 1.33~ SE-24-09 Route ~() J ames :tDer ok't J ohnston SFr'.?.4-10 i9;,;;_,. Raymond J. McQuooney SE- 24-·l l ~.~ ,b~t..>~ Billy Nabors ,.,:_ ··~oth Riloy s __ ::::r. .i.-: o Tn. J8i26 Goi:i:!h~ven Mom~~~~ , ~ Chi ckasaw 558 Diraet Order Coor dinator Salesman Jonosbor o Chick~saw 558 Student 1-lo?:Jp.'-11.s 'i' rJ;. Lo!1g P.r anch Irr~ver.M ckasaw 5.58 sru.osman Mc!Tlphi.3 'l'n . 33109 £.iofj-:-.:'..s , Guechita 14 net Sp;-ings Carpcntor Wost Ark 16 S~oryl Avonuo Fayottevlllo , 1.r.7270l?ort Smith Regional Planning Pa~o~ , Ar •. 72122 SE-24-13 Jll8 EAGLE PATROL Chi r !c:as1w .558 Maintenanc e Mechanic Mem~~is ~ Ge orge W. Covort SE-2'}-15 l lCl Wat.son Pl eco 72015 Quachi ta 14 Hot Springs :aon~c:-n , A~ . ~ \b Willil1!11 H• Evans III . Jue'+. s~~:oJ..e l:.fu..'1'):• Hor.;;r.1.3~ SE-24-1.7 David S, French . SE-24-16 Sc~ tion Chio! Corps of Engrs 1f 3 Chi ckasaw 5.58 St udent/Coach 'l'n1 )f31?.7 Mom?his 29~J Ba.::.·ron /rmr.v..o l·lc:np!!i s ~ Tn. 3Bll4 iio.m;:i1is Unit cd Parc el CM.~kas~w 5.58 Supervis or Leon E. Lance Jr SF,...2!1-18 P. c. E:..:.: 'il Cha..rnndon. ,·~~. 72029 En.<.it Arlc 1 5 Jonoeboro Student ~ Scott K. Pilkington SE-·24-1 9 Rct·-i.:,o J, :S :ix 19 C!:i.l"'" c, Ar. 72 u~: Quap:iw u. s. Wallac e L. Rand.lo AE-2.4-20 671 18 Little Rock Quap.:iw 18 Q-:> ~ Sh c r~-Tooc! .':rnn'.lo No . Ll.ttlo Rock , Ar . Air Force Draftsman Littlo Rock 72116 FOX PATROL r:.:; . ti chaol B, Abbott SE-24-21 ayno ~W G. Dol s.van 3996 .'\n."'l Arbor Ct. ifo::::1L:ls T:i , 360.54 \.;~ SE-24-22 l~pt 4 Ch ickasaw Ho?!l:tiiis Quachi to. 14 Ark&iol p."iia , 1-.r. 71923Hot S:,?rings 1015 i-:uin.u t 558 U. S . Navy Too.chor �,-- ...: -: ~ . :.gv Th.-2£ ~ ii.den Johns on E.lst Ark 15 J onoeboro SE-24- 23 1604 Rich Road Jor.0sbc?"o, i.r. 72401 Wost /~k 16 Fnyot tcvill o, t.r . 72701Fort Sr:t.th l l l Bertha ~ David R. Miller SE-24-24 ~ Jack Millar ~ Fdvn.rd R. Potts 276 i"l . Wr.ti<ins Memphis, Tn, J8lf1"4 SE-24-26 8125B Corsa ir Drive .Millington, Tn, J805J SE-24-25 1-ianagor Parts Hanagor Chickasaw 5.58 Fipo Fitter Memphis Chickasaw ifom?1is .5.58 Corpsmn S, . Navy u. OWL PJSROL Charles t •• French Jr ~ SE-24-27 ~ C1soy Muri;hoo ~ '</ SS-Z'.:.-?9 Richard G. Nabors SE-·? 4... ;0 ~ 1'5 .lton , . ·. 4lrnnn ....: ~ Memphis B·'::: 80?. Wost /~k 16 .S-:x·i.7\r~.'l:Lo , fl.r . James H. MurJily -;.i_ L. 1Nhltc S.~>2!..&. Bon Yanc ey S?: - 2 ·'" -~ 2 Chickasaw 558 Electrician 2943 B11rron .'i.vonuo Moraphis, Tn. J8ll.4 Chi~knsP..w Dist Exoc BS :· -· 72764 Fort Smith 558 Naval Officer ?.7P.7 J .'.'". 1~hb : ·1·cs ~·l.)=-.;..·:·1 ::. c; : T·.1 . Y3l28 rfomji1is h~ :-~/) v~.low ..JOd ::i._,;:.~;-~1~. s. Chickasaw 558 App. Construction rt~c}Jhi s ?:-,.Jn ·r-.!, ;,: :Lt:.B E."'.S t f.:.•k 15 J f)r;..J ~bv!"O Disabled 1 '~3'.) ~Hovor Qu1·~l:1. ~ First /.id & ?, 0 . 3:::c 222 E.:..:i._-,,.....,7".1, Ar . 72104 Sc..;t "'.i--'i!'! gS 1, E.:>x ·.~ :. Vi'='!."" :· ,~ . '!2)53 .1~.1 ; tc 14 PlD.nt Protoc• ti on � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 ,---· ROSTER -. RIDIONAL iron BAOOE COURSE m. SE-24 KA.•1P KIA KIMA AUGUST 11 - 18, 1973 NAME (Staff Duty) Keith VonAlmen, SM Henry H. Harpel, SA 1Vi1E ADDRESS I ZIP 1415 Estate Drive MemJiiis, Tn. 38117 1704 Lanier Lane MemJilis, Tn, 38117 George F, Silver, SPL 1048 Lookout Pt, Cove Arlington, Tn, 38002 COUNC IL & NO. OCCUPATION Chickasaw 5.58 Supervisor, F.quip. Memphis Soec. Defense Su'P"Pl.Y Agency Chickasdw 5.58 Reti.red Memphis Chickasaw 5.58 Aviation El.ea Tech Memphis U. s. Navy R. G. Goodfellow, ASPL 700 S; Second Street Chickasaw 5.58 Teacher; Memt:ftis West Memphis , Ar, 72301 Memphis St.?.te Univ. James w. Covington, QM 1205 Wilmore Ro ad tiem}ilis, 'l'n. 38117 Robert W, Ca pt, AQl-1 5211 Patrick Henry Mem}ilis, Tn. 38128 Richard R, Barnes, PC 5J46 Laurie Lane Mem}Xlls, Tn. 38117 ~ . ,e;rgo A. Borgor, PC Rout e l Weiner, Ar• 72479 Manley Cox, PC 3130 Fairborn Drive Memphis, Tn. 38118 Robert Hal Foster, PC 1309 Carol Memphis, Tn. JB116 Larry M, Rasmussen, PC 4563 Dooring Road Memphis, Tn. 38117 Shanon P. Pit.nor Herbert Schmid 296 Oak Grove Roqd rtomphis, Tn. 38117 319 B0lhnvon Stroot Memphis, Tn. J8117 Chicka saw 5.58 Lieutenant; City Memphis Fire Dept. Chickllsaw 5.58 District Re'Util Memphis · Sales l·ianager Chickasaw 558 Physical 'lherapeist Memphis Eastark 15 College Research Jon0sboro and Teaching Chickasaw 588 Pl:.mt Manage r M()lllphis So Central Boll Chicka saw 5.58 Craftslll!lJ1 , American }-jemphis Te l & Tel Chickas~w 5.58 Chemical Engineer Memphis Chickasaw 5.58 Council Program tfomP1'rl.s Director Chic1:asa.w 5.58 Regional Staff Hom phis Advisor COURSE l"iEi.lB!!R S --------------tl~O~r=~ -f.. ..... DD _ R.,.....BSS.....,....,,..C"'. ___ -c"""o"""01.,.,.i'l,.,.C""'IL,,.....,,N,...AME~---- --- CIBT no . SE-24-01 tJO Charles R. Balchunas SE-24-02 /.· ..:_ n oward A Dotson SE-24-0J d) CITY, ST.:.TE , ZIP 6 NO . OCCUPAT_I ON __ Route 1 Parag ould, Ar. ?24.50 5731 B.!trfiold Circle Hcl!lphiS, rn. )8117 1813 Geo rgia Drivo Jonesboro• ,u-. 72401 F.ast Ark 15 Stu:lent Jone sboro Chickasaw 5.58 President Memphis Balven, Inc East Ark 15 Field Engr Jon0sboro Rep -~·2!q P.J f T. Esc uo Loo J. J ennings \tJ Paul G. McGuyor \Q Ottis Robor tson OOB WrlJTE PATROL ~ Howard E. Buohlor Thomas E. Colo .· ~ .. · S F',..24--04 .R m! t o 1 'tl.l.r~.-:i7~ ']'n . 3rs r·6J S&- 2!!-05 3"~·~ r;1 ,J·c· 1~:~:-1 C' iJ» . :...:-: ~.·:.~L? :: rr l.: 0 J.!' , {~.! , ·"' · .; J.:;.1.: :':'or..:1 Jcick~o:-J 01~ =-'C\t-: 18 :,:J ", :.:~o Rock G ene:- ~ . Foren:::."1 Tr.:dning & R3~ruit.1:!lg M3r.agor SE- ·2'~·· 05 2 Z:' t i'=. :!'.'"'.t .c_- S ·~root Wost /1.?'k 16 Di st Ex ec 5:.c..i~ .. ·5:...:;. '.) , A..·. '//.')G7 Fort Smith B.3A S'E-·24-0 '/ 1553 c,.,~cm:.a.1 ~o!:.d. !-1emphi:;, !'n. ;e117 S'E- ·24-08 1.33~ W'i: to~ P.o~ Mom?:~ s . Tn , 36117 SE-24-09 Route 5~ 13w: 186 J :.>:: G:> l::or o ~ k..' . 7 2.i.~·Ol Chickas aw 5.58 Lotta r Carrie r ifomphis Ch i ckasaw 558 Diraet Orde r Memphi s Coor dina tor Ea st Ark 15 Sale s man Jonosbor o ~() J ames :tDe r ok't J ohnston SFr'.?.4-10 i9;,;;_,. Goi:i:!h~ven ::::r. .i.-: o Mom~~~~ , Tn . J8i26 Chick~saw 558 Stud ent 1-lo?:Jp.'-11.s ~ Raymond J. McQuoone y ~.~ ,b~t..>~ Billy Nabors ,. ,:_ ··~oth Riloy s __ EAG LE PATROL ~ Ge orge W. Covort ~ Willil1!11 H • Evans III \b Da vid S, Fre nch . . Q-:> Leon E. Lance Jr ~ Scott K. Pilkington ~ Walla c e L. Rand.lo FOX PATRO L ti r:.:; . c haol B, Abb ott \.;~ ~ Wayno G. Do l s.van SE- 24-·ll SE-24-13 'i' rJ;. Lo!1g P. r anch Irr~ve r.M ckasaw 5.58 £.iofj-:-.:'..s , 'l'n . 33109 Mc!Tlphi.3 Pa~o~ , Ar • . 72122 Guechita 14 net Sp;- ings J ll8 S~oryl Avonuo Wost Ark 16 F ayottevlllo, 1.r.7270l?ort Smith s ru.o sman Carpcntor Regional Planning Ch i r !c:a s1w .558 Maintenanc e Mem~~is Mechani c SE-2 '}-15 l lCl Wat.son Pl eco Quac hi ta 14 Sc~ tion Chio! :aon~c:-n , A~ . 72015 Hot Springs Corps of Engrs SE-24-16 Jue'+. s~~:oJ. . e l:.fu..'1'):• 1f 3 Ch i ckasaw 5.58 St udent/Coach Hor.;;r.1.3~ 'l'n1 )f31?.7 Mom?his SE-24-1.7 29~J Ba.::.·ron /rmr.v..o CM.~kas~w 5.58 Supervis or l·lc:np!!i s ~ Tn. 3Bll4 iio.m;:i1is Uni t cd Parc e l SF,...2!1-18 P. c . E:..:.: 'il En.<.it Arlc 1 5 Student Cha..rnndon. ,·~~. 72029 Jonoeboro SE-·24-1 9 Rct·-i.:,o J, :S :ix 19 Qua p:iw 18 u. s. Air Force C!:i.l"'" c, Ar. 72 u~: Little Rock AE-2.4-20 671 Sh c r~-Tooc! .':rnn'.lo Qua p.:iw 18 Draftsman No . Ll.ttlo Rock , Ar . Littlo Rock 72116 SE-24-21 3996 .'\n."'l Arbor Ct. l~pt 4 Ch ickasaw 558 U. S . Navy ifo::::1L:ls T:i , 360.54 Ho?!l:tiiis SE-24-22 1 015 i-:uin.ut Quachi to. 14 Too.chor Ark&iol p."iia , 1-.r. 71923Hot S:,?rings -:- ~ . :.gv Th.-2£ ~ ii.den Johns on ~ David R. Miller ~ Jack Milla r ~ Fdvn.rd R. Potts OWL PJSROL ~ Charle s t •• French Jr ~ C1s oy Muri;hoo ~ James H. MurJily '</ Richard G. Nabors ~ 1'5.lton L. 1Nhltc ,,. ·. 4lrnnn Bon Yanc ey ....: ~ ,--... : SE-24- 23 1 604 Rich Road E.ls t Ark 15 1-ianagor Jor.0sbc?"o , i.r. 72401 J onoeboro SE-24-24 lll Bertha Wost /~k 16 Parts Hanagor Fnyot tcvill o , t.r . 72701Fort Sr:t.th SE-24-25 276 i"l . Wr.ti<ins Chickasaw 5.58 Fipo Fitter Memphis, Tn , J8lf1"4 Me mphis SE-24-26 8125B Corsa ir Drive Chickasaw .5.58 Corpsmn .Millington, Tn, J805J ifom?1is u. S, . Navy SE-24-27 2943 B11rron .'i.vonuo Chickasaw 558 Electrician Moraphis, Tn. J8ll.4 Memphis B·'::: 80?. Wost /~k 16 Dist Exoc .S-:x·i.7\r~. 'l:Lo , fl.r . 72764 Fort Smith BS :-· SS-Z'.:.-?9 ?.7P.7 J .'.'".1~hb : ·1· cs ~·l.)=-.;..·:·1 ::. c; : T·.1 . Y3l28 SE- ·?4 ... ;0 h~ :-~/) v~.low .. JOd ?:-,.Jn ::i._,;:.~;-~1~. s. ·r-.! , ;, : :Lt:.B S .~>2!..&. -; .i_ .1 ~ .1 ; tc 1, E.:>x ·.~ :. Vi'='!."" :· ,~ . '!2)5 3 S ?: - 2 ·'" -~ 2 1 '~3'.) ~Hovor ?, 0 . 3:::c 222 E.:..:i._-,,....., 7".1, Ar . 72104 Chi~knsP..w 558 Naval Officer rfomji1is Chickasaw 558 App. Construcrt~ c}Jhi s tion E."'.S t f.:.•k 15 J f)r;. .J ~bv!"O Qu1·~l:1. ~ 14 Sc..;t "'.i- -'i!'!gS Disabled First /.id & PlD.nt Protoc• ti on 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 1973 Title A name given to the resource 1973 WB Course SE-24 Kia Kima Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b2320ab7773b29a9c9259cca65b7ebf5.pdf d8115fc04cd5ee125e9a121f4e66f7f6 PDF Text Text - ,, ROSTER WOOD BADGE COURSE SE - 29 Camp Currier, Eudora, Mi. April 20 , 21 --:. May 3, 4, 5 . •"' I Cf n t I . rO ~4 -•--------------------------------~--------~~:-~=~-:~~-=~-=---------------------.--------------· v v STAFF MEMBERS Name Staff Out Home Address, Zi Council Herbert Schmid SM 319 Belhaven Street Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Plant Supt. Manley Cox ASM 3130 Fairborn Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Plant Mgr. Bill Evans ASM 3084 Steel Manor, #3 Memphis, Tn. 38127 Chickasaw 558 Instructor Hal Fos ter SPL 401 2 Shirley Drive Memphis, Tn. 38109 Chickasaw 558 Telephone Craftsman George Berger ASPL Route 1 Weiner, -Ark. 72479 East-Ark 15 College Researc &. Training C/C 3092 Darby Memphis, Tn. 38128 Chickasaw 558 Printer/Engr.ave : &No . Occ ation / Al Guenther ~ Henry Harpel C/C 1704 Lanier Lane Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 retired v Sheron Mcintire C/C Senatobia, Miss. Chickasaw 558 Biologist v/ R. G. Goodfellow C/C 700 S. Second St . West Memph is , Ark . . Chickasaw 558 Educator 4948 Cottonwood Memphis, Tn . 38118 Chickasaw 558 USMC Branch Manager ( . /b - C/C John Shough // V Phil Early C/C 6895 Bolling Brook Cove Memphis , Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 Bep Barth C/C 5104 Capen Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Telephone Craftsman C/C 1205 Wilmore Road Memphis, Tn . 38117 Chickasaw 558 Lt. Fire Dept . Rich ard Stevens QM 3922 Brennan Memphis, Tn. 38122 Chickasaw 558 Dist. S. E. Marcus Yarbro AQM 4205 Bayliss Memphis, Tn. 38108 Chickasaw 558 Mechanic Raymond McQuee ney AQM 5154 Long Branch Dri ve Memphis, Tn . 38109 Chickasaw 558 Sal esm~n 6331 Custer Cove Southhaven, Mi ss . Chickasaw 558 Field Di rect or J runes Covington ( ~· y' ' Tom Moore 0 '> Council Rep �) COURSE MEMBERS roeo--dr7 ~ ~ '3 'l- Name Home Address Cert.No. .·£'i ty/State/Zip CoWlcil Name/No. Headquarters City Scouting Position Occupatior BEAVER PATROL • .'~ C. D. Barganski SE-29-1 ~~erry W. McCandless SE-29-2 3070 Dumbarton Memphis, Tn. 38128 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Unit Comm. USMC SM Sales ASM USN SE-29-3 Chickasaw 558 6703 Arnette Memphis Mil l ington , Tn . 38053 SE- 29-4 3991 N. Watkins Memphis, Tn. 38127 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Comm. USMC Rich artz K. Shelton SE-29-5 3532 Brookmeade Memphis, Tn. 38127 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Unit Comm. Office ~ Donald L. Mullen ¥ Joseph S. Parrish ~ Lot 58, NAS Trailer Chickasaw 558 Memphis Millington, Tn. 380~3 BOBWHITE PATROL ~ Edward F. Dixon SE-29- 6 1679 National Memphis , Tn . 38108 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Comm.Chrm. Teacher ·.~ Jack Fisher SE-29-7 6068 Ivawood Dri ve Memphis,Tn. · 38134 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM USN Cdr. SE- 29-8 1568 Dimwood St. Memphis , ·Tn . 38134 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Committee Asst. MJ Manage r SE-29-9 3484 Bellwood Drive Memphis, Tn . 38128 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM Steamfi; SE - 29-10 Chickasaw 558 10330 Godwin Road Arlington, Tn . 38002 Memphis SM Dental Tech. SE-29-11 3732 Battlefield Cove Chickasaw 558 Memphis , Tn . 38138 Memphis ASM Dental Equip . M· SE- 29-12 894 Hale Road Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM Coordin SE-29-13 5420 Santa Barbara Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Webeios ADT sys W. Peabody SE- 29-14 3913 Wisteria Drive Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM retired -~ . ~ Terry D. Perkins SE - ::!9-15 1613 Hutson Drive Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM Elect . A 5139 Schutt Road Chickasaw 558 Memphis Sec/Treas. Phone S ASM Teacher .• , '- ~ 'b Philip A. Gilmer -~ Jim Holley (b Charl es C. Riggs t0 0 J • E. S. utherland EAGLE PATROL {?, Richard C, Jim IV. Gre·en Mooney ~ Henry cf!' Otar Jes W. Slaughter SE-29-16 ~ Chad Williams Memphis , Tn . 38116 SE-29 - 17 201 W. Shalimar Hts. Chickasaw 558 �. \ FOX PATROL ~ (. Sales ASM-CC Farmer SM Air Cone SM Routemai SM Elec. De! Chickasaw 558 221 s. 4th St. West Memphis,Ark. 72301 Memphis Post Adv. Asst . Mg: SE-29-24 Chickasaw 558 620 s. 7th St. West Memphis, Ark. 72301 Memphis SM Pressmai SE-29-25 2843 Redwing Rd. Memphis, Tn . 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ADC/ASM Airline: Agent SE-29-26 3502 Dupre ·Street Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM Store Owner SE-29-27 1311 Mary Jane Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM l'elepho: Install 3071 DeWitt Circle Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM Enginee 5376 Heritage Ave. Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM Foreman SE-29-19 Mack Heustess ~\:,Philip Hudgins East-Ark 15 Jonesboro 133 Laughnm Drive East Ark 15 Forrest City, Ark. 72335 Jonesboro Chickasaw ·558 SE-29-20 Rt. 1, Box 885 Memphis Marion, Ark. 72361 · ~Calvin Kelley Earl S. McCauley ~Richard P. SM SE-29-18 Box 189 .-garkin, Ark. 72373 »Roy Carden SE-29- 21 East-Ark 15 806 N. Division Forrest City, Ark . 72335 Jonesboro SE-29-22 P. O. Box 774 Wynne , Ark. 72396 Matthews SE-29-23 Willie Ed Roberts East-Ark 15 Jonesboro . _... - -- OWL PATROL ~ Ed O. . Baucom ~Edward L. J ameson ~·, ~~~ William D. Lloyd ~Claud O. Mccory III Donald Royal SE-29-28 tJO SE- 29-29 5008 Cottonwood Ave. Chickasaw 558 Memphis Memphis, Tn. 38118 CM kEdwin Smith SE- 29-30 ~ J~hn SE-29- 31 4890 Dianne Drive Memphis, Tn . 3811~ Chickasaw 558 f.femphis Dist.Chrm. Factory Rep. D. White BEAR PATROL ~ Steve Aldri dge SE-29-32 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM Banker ~ Donald J. 4095 Brampton Memphis, Tn . 38101 SE- 29- 33 1457 Woodston Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM Off . Mgr SE-29-34 5045 Foxlair Ave. Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis UC USN SE- 29- 35 1661 Hopewell Ave. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis us Acct. Dr. Chickasaw 558 5156 Christopher ..,. 'tQ llQ M,..mnh; c:: MC Cost Ac .::~ · Cri sp tJO William H. Evans ~ Wayne G, Henley ·~ Joseph M. Sexton SE-29- 36 \ f ...... .,..-t....; r .. �BEAR PATROL (contd.) • .• ~Jeno Toldi .. SE-29-37 5156 Christopher Drive . Memphis , Tn. 38118 .-- Chickasaw 558 MC Memphis A/C Seri -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· BUFFALO PATROL C> Norman R. Berner SE- 29-38 1796 Galloway Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn . 38112 · Memphis {t> William H. Caldwell SE-29-39 3555 Midland ~ John H. Cwmnings Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM salesmaz 1109 Raymond St. Memphis, Tn. 38114 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM proc.pk1 Chickasaw 558 Memphis cc plbg. Memphis, Tn . 38118 3742 Deerwood Cove Memphis, Tn. 38111 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM maint.m• SE-29- 43 3277 Beechmont Memphis; Tn. 38127 Chickasaw 558 · Memphis SM clinic SE-29-44 3653 Hendricks Memphis, Tn. 38111 Chickasaw ·SSS ASM ind. eni SE-29-40 \ Pu_c kett ~ Pat Taffee J 0on Williams order c: Memphis, Tn. 38111 ~~ ~arles A. Loftiss SE-29- 41 3432 Starsdale ·'Sf: Edgar G. ASM SE-29- 42 S\ 1 . -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· • (! .~ ANTELOPE PATROL )~ David R. Clark SE-29- 45 679 Eva Street Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38112 . Memphis ASM USN off: -- ~ John W. Ingram SE-29-46 Bartlett, Tn. 38134 Chickasaw 558 Memphis none DSE Chickasaw 558 Memphis cc Y-P ~ohn M. Tinsley John R; Thornbury SE-29- 48 2076 River Dale Rd . Chickasaw 558 Germantown, Tn. 38138 Memphis ASM chemist Dean R. Underwood SE-29-49 2352 Tarbet Memphis, Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM manuf. : Lawrence G. Wilson SE-29-50 4921 Southern Cove Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 ASM automob. . )( SE- 29-47 3223 s. Mendenhall Memphis, ~n. 38118 --------------------------------~------ - ---------------------- - ------------------------ -- · �WEEK-END WOODBADGE ~~GHL Y SUCCESSFUL A highly successful adult training experience was completed this past weekend, as the Chickasaw Council concluded its first Weekend Wood Badge Course, conducted at Camp Currier. Over 50 volunteer candidates and a staff of 17 Wood Badge men all contributed to help make Wood Badge Courw SE-29 one of the more beneficial courses to be held in the Council. Weekend Wood Badge is relatively new in Scouting and this is the first course of this type to be conducted in the Council. The practical experience of Wood Badge, which in this case was conducted on three different weekends during April and May, is only the first half of the full Wood Badge training. All men completing the practical experience will now begin work on the theoretical application of the training. Each man will be required to write and submit for approval, a "ticket" that will indicate how successfully he has been able to put his Wood Badge training to use in his own Scouting career. The "11i.,k ets" must be completed in not less W, six months or more than two years. fhe Chickasaw Council would like to have this opportunity to congratulate those men participating in the course, and to convey a sincere Thank You to courw director Herb Schmid and his staff for their fine work in planning and conducting this training opportunity. SOUTHWEST CRITTENDEN I E4igle PatYol of-Woocfbmtge Course SE-29: Top Row: left to Right. Olarles Slaughter, Jim Mooney, Terry Pertcins.. Bottom Row : left to Right, Chad Williams, Dick Green, and Henry Peabody. Fox Patrol af Woodbadge Course SE-29 : Top Row: left to Right. Calvin Kelley, Early McCauley, Rick Matthews, and Phillip Hudgings_ Bottom Row : Left to Right, Made Heu$t9$$, Roy Carden, and Willie Roberts. SOUTHEAST NORTHWEST Bear Patrol af Woodbadge Course SE-29: Top Row: left to Rqtt, Don Crisp, Stew Aldridge, Beaver Pat:rof d Woodbadge Course SE-29: Top Row: l eft to Right. .llTyY McCandless, Richard Shelton, and Donald Mullen. Bottom Row : left to Right. Joseph Pa"ish, Ed Lorenzen, and c. D. Barganstci. and Bill Evans. Bottom Row: Left to Right. Joe Sexton, Jeno Toldi, and W.-yne Henley. NORTHEAST SOUTH CENTRAL WOODBADGE STAFF Buffalo Patrol of Woodbadge Course SE-29: Top Row: Left to Right, Pat Taffee, Norman Berner, Ed Pudum. and Bill Caldwell. Bottom Row : Left to Right. Charles loftiss, Don Williams, and John Cummings. Bob White Patrol of Woodbadge Cou,,. SE-29: Top Row: left to Right. Jim Holley, Charles Riggs, and Ed Sutherland. Bottom Row : left to Right, Phil Gilmer, Jaidr. Fischer. and Ed Dixon. NORTH CENTRAL EASTERN WOODBADGE STAFF: Top Row: l eft to Right, George Burger, A.S.P.l., Ben Barth, Bill Evans, A.S.M., Phil Early, P.C.. Ray Jeeney, A.O.M., Sheron Mcintire, P.C., Hal • er, S.P.l., A.G. Goodfellow, P.C .. Marcus Yarbro, A.0.M., Manlen Cox, A.S.M. Bottom Row : left to Right, Richard Stevens, Q.M., John Shough, P.C.• Tom Moore, C.R. Herb Schmid, S.M., Henry Hardel, P.C .. Jim Coving· ton, P.C .. Al Guenther, P.C. Antelope P.tn>I of Woodbldge Course SE-29: Top Row: Left to Right, 1 Dean Underwood, John Ingram, and David Clark. Bottom Row: left to Right, John Thornbury, John Tinsley, and Larry Wilson. I Owl Patrol of Woodbadge Course SE-29: Top Row: left to Right, Ed Baucomb, Claud McCrory, Donald Royal, and Ed Smith. Bottom Row: left to Right, Bill Lloyd, Ed Jameson, and David Wtiiui. � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 ,, - ROSTER Cf n t WOOD BAD GE COURSE SE - 29 I I . Camp Currier, Eudora, Mi. --:. April 20 , 21 rO •"' . May 3, 4, 5 ~ 4 -•------------------ - --- - --- - -- - --~--------~~: -~=~ -:~~ -=~-=------------ - --------.------------ - -· STAFF MEMBERS Name Herbert Schmid v Manley Cox Bill Evans v Hal Fo s ter George Berger / Al Guenther : ~ Henry Harpel ( . /b v Sheron Mcintire v/ R. G. Goodfellow Staff Out SM ASM ASM SP L ASPL C/C C/C C/C C/C John Shough // - C/C V Phil Early C/C Bep Barth C/C J runes Covington ( 0 '> C/C Rich a rd Stevens QM Mar cus Yarbro AQM Home Address, Zi 31 9 Belhave n Street Memphis, Tn. 38117 3130 Fairborn Memphis, Tn. 38118 3084 Steel Manor, #3 Memphis, Tn. 38127 401 2 Shirley Drive Memphis, Tn. 38109 Route 1 Weiner, -Ark. 72479 3092 Darby Memphis, Tn. 38128 1 704 Lanier Lane Memphis, Tn. 38117 Senatobia, Miss. 700 S. Second St . West Memph is , Ark . . 49 48 Cottonwood Memphis, Tn . 38118 6895 Bolling Brook Cove Memphis , Tn. 38138 5104 Capen Memphis, Tn. 38118 1205 Wilmore Road Memphis, Tn . 38117 3922 Brennan Memphis, Tn. 38122 4205 Bayliss Memphis, Tn. 381 08 ~· Raym ond McQ uee ney AQM 5154 Long Br anch Dri ve Memphis, Tn . 38109 y' ' Tom Moore Council Rep 6331 Custer Cove Southhaven, Mi ss . Council & No . Occ ation Chickasaw 558 Plant Sup t. Chickasaw 558 Plant Mgr . Chickasaw 558 Instructor Chickasaw 558 Telephone Craftsman East-Ark 15 College Researc &. Training Chickasaw 558 Printer/Engr.ave Chickasaw 558 retired Chickasaw 558 Biologist Chickasaw 558 Educator Chickasaw 558 USMC Chickasaw 558 Branch Manager Chickasaw 558 Telephone Craftsma n Chickasaw 558 Lt. Fire Dept . Chickasaw 558 Dist. S . E. Chickasaw 558 Mechan ic Chickasaw 558 Sal esm~n Chickasaw 558 Field Di r ec t or ) COURSE MEMBERS ~ '3 ~ ro e o--dr7 'l- Name • BEAVER PATROL .'~ C. D. Barganski ~~ erry W. McCandless ~ Donald L. Mullen ¥ Joseph S . Parrish Home Address Cert.No. .·£'i ty/State/Zip CoWlcil Name/No. Headquarters City SE-29 -1 Lot 58, NAS Trailer Chickasaw 558 SE-29-2 SE-29-3 Millington, Tn. 380~3 Memphis 3070 Dumbarton Memphis, Tn. 38128 Chickasaw 558 Memphis 6703 Arnette Chickasaw 558 Mil l ington , Tn . 38053 Memphis SE - 29-4 399 1 N. Watkins Memphis, Tn. 38127 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ~ Rich a rtz K. Shelton SE-29-5 3532 Brookmeade Memphis, Tn. 38127 Chickasaw 558 Memphis BOBWHITE PATROL ~ Edward F. Di xon SE-29 - 6 1679 National Chickasaw 558 Memphis , Tn . 38108 Memphis ·.~ Jack Fisher SE-29-7 6068 Ivawood Dri ve Chickasaw 558 Memphis,Tn. · 38134 Memphis , .• ~ SE- 29-8 1568 Dimwood St. Ch ickasaw 558 '- 'b Philip A. Gilmer -~ Jim Holley (b Charl es C. Riggs J • E. S. utherland EAGLE PATROL {?, Richard IV. Gre·en C, Jim Mooney ~ Henry W. Peabody Memphis , ·Tn . 38134 SE-29-9 3484 Bellwood Drive Memphis, Tn . 38128 SE - 29-10 10330 Godwin Road Arlington, Tn . 38002 t0 0 SE-29-11 3732 Battlefield Cove Memphis , Tn . 38138 SE - 29 -12 894 Hale Road Memphis, Tn. 38116 SE -29-13 5420 Santa Barbara Me mphis, Tn. 38116 SE - 29 -14 3913 Wisteria Drive Memphis, Tn. 38116 -~ . ~ Terry D. Perkins SE - ::!9-15 1613 Hutson Drive Memphis, Tn. 38116 cf!' Otar Je s W. Slaughter SE-29-16 5139 Schutt Road Memphis , Tn . 38116 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis ~ Chad Williams SE-29 - 17 201 W. Shalimar Hts. Chickasaw 558 Scouting Position Occupatior Unit Comm. USMC SM Sales ASM USN Comm. USMC Unit Comm. Office Comm.Chrm. Teacher SM USN Cdr . Committee Asst. MJ Manage r SM Steamfi; SM Dent al Tech. ASM Dental Equip . M· SM Coordin Webeios ADT sys SM retired ASM Elect . A Sec/Treas. Phone S ASM Teacher . \ FOX PATROL ~ »Roy Carden SE-29- 18 Box 189 East-Ark 15 .-garkin, Ark. 72373 Jonesboro SM Sales (. Mack Heustess SE-29-19 133 Laughnm Drive East Ark 15 Forrest City, Ark. 72335 Jonesboro ASM-CC Farmer ~\:, Philip Hud gins SE-29-20 Rt. 1, Box 885 Chickasaw ·558 Marion, Ark. 72361 · Memphis ~Calvin Kelley SE-29 - 21 806 N. Division East-Ark 15 Forrest City, Ark . 72335 Jonesboro SM Air Cone SM Routemai Earl S. McCauley SE-29-22 P. O. Box 774 East-Ark 15 SM Elec. De ! Wynne , Ark. 72396 Jonesboro ~Richard P. Matthews SE-29-23 221 s. 4th St. Chickasaw 558 West Memphis,Ark. 72301 Memphis Post Adv. Asst. Mg: . _ ... - -- Willie Ed Roberts SE-29-24 620 s . 7th St. Chickasaw 558 SM Pressmai West Memphis, Ark. 72301 Memphis OWL PATROL ~ Ed O. Baucom SE-29-25 2843 Redwing Rd. Chickasaw 558 ADC/ASM Airline: Memphis, Tn . 38118 Memphis Agent . ~ Edward L. J ame son SE-29-26 3502 Dupre ·Street Chickasaw 558 ASM Store ~ · ~ Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis Owner , ~~ William D. Lloyd SE- 29 -27 1311 Mary Jane Rd . Chickasaw 558 ASM l'elepho: Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis Install ~ Cl aud O. Mcco ry III SE-29-28 3071 DeW itt Circle Chickasaw 558 SM Enginee Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis tJ O Donald Royal SE - 29-29 5376 Heritage Ave. Chickasaw 558 ASM Foreman kEdwi n Smith Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memp his SE - 29-30 5008 Cottonwood Ave. Chickasaw 558 CM Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis ~ J ~hn D. White SE- 29- 31 4890 Diann e Drive Chickasaw 558 Dist.Chrm. Factory Memphis, Tn . 3811~ f.femphis Rep. BEAR PATROL ~ Steve Aldri dge SE-29-32 4095 Brampton Chickas aw 558 ASM Banker Memphis, Tn . 38101 Memphis ~ Donald J. Crisp SE - 29 - 33 1457 Woodston Rd. Chickasaw 558 ASM Off . Mgr Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis .::~ · tJO William H. Evans SE-29-34 5045 Foxlair Ave. Chickasaw 558 UC USN Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis ~ Wayne G, Henley SE - 29 - 35 1661 Hopewell Ave. Chickasaw 558 us Acct. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis · ~ Joseph M. Sexton SE-29- 36 5156 Christopher Dr. Chickasaw 558 MC Cost Ac \f ...... .,..-t....; r ..,. .. 'tQ llQ M,..mnh; c:: • BEAR PATRO L . • ~Jeno Toldi (contd.) SE-29-37 5156 Christopher Drive . Memphis , Tn . 38118 . -- Chickasaw 558 MC Memphis A/C Seri ------- ------- ---------- -------- -------------------- --------- ----- ------ -----------------· .. BUFFALO PATROL C> Norman R. Berner SE - 29-38 1796 Galloway Chickasaw 558 ASM order c: Memphis, Tn . 38112 · Memphis {t> William H. Caldwell SE-29-39 3555 Midland Chickasaw 558 SM salesmaz Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis ~ John H. Cwmnings SE-29-40 1109 Raymond St. Chickasaw 558 SM proc.pk1 Memphis, Tn. 38114 Memphis ~~ ~arles A. Loftiss SE-29- 41 3432 Starsdale Chickasaw 558 cc plbg. S\ \ Memphis, Tn . 38118 Memphis · 'Sf: Edgar G. Pu_ckett SE-29 - 42 3742 Deerwood Cove Chickasaw 558 ASM maint.m• Memphis, Tn . 3811 1 Memphis ~ Pat Taffee SE-29 - 43 3277 Beechmont Chickasaw 558 · SM clinic 1 Memphis; Tn. 38127 Memphis J 0on Williams SE-29-44 3653 Hendricks Chickasaw ·SSS ASM ind. . eni Memphis, Tn . 38111 ------------- ------------ -- ----- - ------------ --- -----------------------------------------· • ANTELOPE PATROL (! . ~ )~ David R. Clark SE-29- 45 679 Eva Street Chickasaw 558 ASM USN off : Memphis, Tn. 38112 . Memphis -- ~ John W. Ingram SE-29-46 Bartlett, Tn. 38134 Chickasaw 558 none DSE ~ohn M. Memphis Tinsley SE - 29-47 3223 s. Mendenhall Chickasaw 558 cc Y-P Memphis, ~n. 38118 Memphis John R; Thornbury SE-29 - 48 2076 River Dale Rd . Chickasaw 558 ASM chemist Germantown, Tn. 38138 Memphis . Dean R. Underwood SE-29-49 2352 Tarbet Chickasaw 558 ASM manuf . : Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis )( Lawrence G. Wilson SE-29-50 4921 Southern Cove Chickasaw 558 ASM automob. Memphis, Tn. 38117 --------------------------------~------ - ----------------------- ------------------------ -- · WEEK-END WOODBADGE ~~ GHL Y SUCCESSFUL A highly successful adult training experience was completed this past weekend, as the Chickasaw Council concluded its first Weekend Wood Badge Course, conducted at Camp Currier. Over 50 volunteer candidates and a staff of 17 Wood Badge men all contributed to help make Wood Badge Courw SE-29 one of the more beneficial courses to be held in the Council. Weekend Wood Badge is relatively new in Scouting and this is the first course of this type to be conducted in the Council. The practical experience of Wood Badge, which in this case was conducted on three different weekends during April and May, is only the first half of the full Wood Badge training. All men completing the practical experience will now begin work on the theoretical application of the training. Each man will be required to write and submit for approval, a "ticket" that will indicate how successfully he has been able to put his Wood Badge training to use in his own Scouting career. The "11i.,kets" must be completed in not less W, six months o r more than two years. fhe Chickasaw Council would like to have this opportunity to congratulate those men participating in the course, and to convey a sincere Thank You to courw director Herb Schmid and his staff for their fine work in planning and conducting this training opportunity. WOODBADGE STAFF WOODBADGE STAFF: Top Row: l eft to Right, George Burger, A.S.P. l., Ben Barth, • Bill Evans, A.S.M., Phil Early, P.C .. Ray Jeeney, A.O.M., Sheron Mcintire, P.C., Hal er, S.P.l., A .G. Goodfellow, P.C .. Marcus Yarbro, A.0.M., Manlen Cox, A.S.M. Bottom Row : left to Right, Richa rd Stevens, Q.M., John Shough, P.C .• Tom Moore, C.R. Herb Schmid, S.M., Henry Harde l, P.C .. Jim Covington, P.C .. Al Guenther, P.C. · SOU THWEST I E4igle PatYol of-Woocfbmtge Course SE-29: Top Row: left to Right. Olarles Slaughter, Jim Mooney, Terry Pertcins.. Bottom Row: left to Right, Chad Williams, Dick Green, and Henry Peabody. NORTHWEST Beaver Pat:rof d Woodbadge Course SE-29 : Top Row: l eft to Right. .llTyY McCandless, Richard Shelton, and Donald Mullen . Bottom Row: left to Right. Joseph Pa"ish, Ed Lorenzen, and c. D. Barganstci. SO UTH CENTRAL Buffalo Patrol of Woodbadge Course SE -29: Top Row: Left to Right, Pat Taffee, Norman Berner, Ed Pudum. and Bill Caldwell. Bottom Row: Left to Right. Charles loftiss, Don Williams, and John Cummings. EASTERN Antelope P.tn>I of Woodbldge Course SE -29: Top Row: Left to Right,1 Dean Underwood, John Ingram, and David Clark. Bottom Row: left to Right, John Thornbury, John Tinsley, and Larry Wilson. I CR ITTENDEN Fox Patrol af Woodbadge Course SE -29 : Top Row: left to Right. Calvin Kelley, Early McCauley, Rick Matthews, and Phillip Hudgings_ Bottom Row: Left to Right, Made Heu$t9$$ , Roy Carden, and Willie Roberts. SOUT HEAST Bear Patrol af Woodbadge Course SE-29: Top Row: left to Rqtt, Don Crisp, Stew Aldridge, and Bill Evans. Bottom Row: Left to Right. Joe Sexton, Jeno Toldi, and W.-yne Henley. NORTHEAST Bob White Patrol of Woodbadge Cou,,. SE-29: Top Row: left to Right. Jim Holley, Charles Riggs, and Ed Sutherland. Bottom Row : left to Right, Phil Gilmer, Jaidr. Fischer. and Ed Dixon. NORTH CENTRAL Owl Patrol of Woodbadge Course SE-29: Top Row: left to Right, Ed Baucomb, Claud McCrory, Donald Royal, and Ed Smith. Bottom Row: left to Right, Bill Lloyd, Ed Jameson, and David Wtiiui. 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 1974 Title A name given to the resource 1974 WB Course SE-29 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/744ace2f166facaaecfe8499427939fb.pdf 38349672079d54731cddebd972c519cb PDF Text Text ROSTER WOQD BADGE COURSE NO. SE-58 CAMP CURRIER, EUDORA, MS. MAY 3, 4 MAY 16, 17, 18 MAY 30, 31, JUNE 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAFF MEMBERS Name (Staff Duty) Home Address, Zip Council & No. Occupation Hal Foster SM 4012 Shirley Dr. Memphis, Tn. 38109 Chickasaw 558 Telephone Craftsman Bill Kirkpatrick ASM 4854 Easley Millington, Tn. Chickasaw 558 U.S. Navy R. G. Goodfellow ASM Al Guenther SPL 38053 Chickasaw 558 700 s. Second St. W. Memphis, ~r. 7230~ cf} 3892 Ba~by_ &~/Id ~ickasaw KP.mphis, Tn. ~3t/J J Sheron Mcintire ASPL Bex 485 558 Educator Printer/ Engraver Chickasaw 558 Biologis t Senatobia, Ms. 38668 Bill Roberts ':./C Box 248 Senatobia, Ms. 36668 Chickasaw 558 Mgr. Ped. Land Bank Ray McQueeney C/C 3771 Clubview Mem?his, Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 Salesman Charles Slaughter C/C 5139 Schutt Mem?his, Tn . 38116 Chickasaw 558 Telephone Supervisor Manl ey Cox C/C 3130 Fairborn Dr. Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Plant Mgr . Turner Escue C/C Rt. l Ripley, Tn. 38063 W. Tenn. 559 Gen Frmn • • Wayne Henley C/C 1661 Hopewell Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Accountant Wat McCallum C/C 1620 Hester Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 3r~ · 13~1 Educator John Tinsley C/C 3223 S. Mendenhall Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Vice Pres . Richard Stevens <1f 3933 Brennan Memphis, Tn. 38122 Chickasaw 558 Dist . Exec. 2400 Goodwin Apt. 345C Memphis, Ar. 72301 Chickasaw 558 Dist. Exec. 221 S. Fourth St. W. HJ.phis, Ar. 72311 Chickasaw 558 Asst. Mgr. 6331 uster Cove Sout aven, Ms. 386 1 558 David Cox AC){ w. Ricky Matthews AQM I Tom Moore, Council Rep. Ch/c~asaw 1• Field Dir. �.-- • COURSE MEMBERS Name Council Name No. Scouting Headquarters City Position Occupatio9 BEAVER PATROL * eJ (/) (.0 SM SE-58-2 iJ Jerry Lamont SE-58-3 tJ 0 Joe Lowenth41 SE-58-4 40~1X111woo~r . Chickasaw 558 M~~: T~38i'.MLMemphis 361' Ridgeway Ket: Chickasaw 558 CC U.S. Navy ASM . Purchasing Manager Memphis. Tn. .38138 Memphis ~en Piva Schnid :ii 58 .l. a• It.• ltd&t 4H6f?Chll9' i e,.,M SE-58-6 926 Brower St. Chickasaw 558 Memphis. Tn. 38111 Memphis SE-50-7 3644 Winbranch 11 Chickasaw 553 Memphis, Tn. 36116 Memphis ce ~ BOBWHITE PATROL D. y; . Gene Bradberry SE-58 -8 Brick Mason 0 PVno'Y.610 'Xh1m~aw s~s~ Contracto~ /o't.d~a{e~Ms ../86l~?~cft~w_c/ i4t/7,6 Morris Hughes ~ Rick fJ 4278 Willow Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis. Tn. 38111 Memphi~ Robert Fleming SE-56-1 O.n O'liaQ&: • ABU lfehkz MC Maint. Man DE Dst. Exec. 4098 Faxon Chickasaw 558 Memp!1is, Tn. 38122 Memphis SM Police Dept . SE-58-9 5925 Poplar #13 Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis SM Service Manager Richard Sharp SE-58 -10 ~Cov entry Dr. Chickasaw 558 Southaven. Ms. 38671 Memphis MC Elect. Engineer Thane Smith SE-58-11 7223 Grea t Oaks Chickasaw 558 Germantown, Tn. 36138 Memphis ASM R. Est . Deve lop SE-58-12 3411 Steve Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis MC Dry Cleaning () John Walker SE-56-13 879 ·Dempster Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn . 38109 Memphis SM Truck Driver \0 Jim WU tis SE-58-14 6323 Martin West Dr. Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM U.S. Navy ~ Don Pitt {!) ~ 0 O. ~- Home Address City/State/Zip Cert. No. J. Solaas 81~1 M~" �.- ~ COURSE MEMBERS Name Home Address City/State/Zip Cert. No. Council Name/No. Headguarters City Scout ing Position Occ. EAGLE PATROL ~ ..Amos c,..Duncan SE-58-15 ~ Richard Bill SE-58 -16 2915 Cargo Rd . Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis MC Finance Sales Mgr. 3579 Marion Ave. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphi s SM Const. Worker Q> Rex Lawhon SE- 58 - 17 4958 Forest Hill Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis SM Borti culturist (9· Ra1ph Moak SE-58- 18 3718 Waynoka Ave. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis cc Telephone Craftsman John Robinson SE-58-19 3336 Chancellar Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn?27,ll~ Mempb~ /} SM Mechanical Engineer Jack Shaffer Milliag~sa, Q:, SE-58-20 Richard Shealy SE-58-21 J.l-19 Sparrow Tn . ~~asaw ~ MC 38J)53 Memphis ~~ U.S. Navy 1458 Haver Cove Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis SM 1892 Zldorado Chickasaw 558 Memphis, ~n. 38128 Memphis SM Electriclnn L. Irwin SE-58-22 3479 Mccorkle Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis SM Gen. Cont. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38104 Memphis ADC Post Office 2046 Tamnwood Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis DE Exploring Exec. Service Rep. FOX PATROL (.{§> {;tth .. ,(b Robert Bates SE-56-22 . fJ:J Marvin Richardson SE-58-24 2057 Linden William Robinson SE-58-25 r:/J ; .. '- John Ronza SE-50-26 3684 Woodglade Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis ASM Merchant Paul Rowe SE-58-27 2795 Whitney Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38127 Memphis ASM U.S. Marines IR Pediatrician ~ James Stanford SE-58-28 6324 Forest Grove Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis �•, COURSE MEMBERS Home Address C1.ty/State/Zip Cert. No, Name Council Name/No. Headquarters City Scouting Position Occ. OWL PATROL .{5 Charle• Bartels ~ John {J' Beeson 13 Charles Bright Q:J llon Darby W. Tenn. 559 SB-58-29 Rt. #2 Alamo, Tn. 38001 Jackson SE-58-30 88 Cherokee Jackson, Tn. 38301 West Tenn . 559 Jackson Tool & Die Super. ASH Ensineer SM College Counselor West Tenn. 559 SE-58-31 419 Croop Ave. Henderson Tn.38340 J ackson SM West Tenn. 559 Jackson DE Dist. SE•58·32 P.O. Box 146 Lexington, Tn. Exec . ~ Joe Highfill West Tenn. 559 SE-58-33 Route #3 Parsons, Tn. 38363 Jackson SM Loan Spec . (Y Phil I.irk SE-58-34 Route f-2 Alamo, ~n . 38061 Wes t Tenn. 559 Jackson SM Plant Mgr. West Tenn. 559 SE-58-35 Route #8 Jackson, Tn. 38301 J ackson SM SE-58-36 Route #2 Box 23 West Tenn. 559 Selmer, Tn. 38375 J ackson ASM Cable Splicer C:> Van Veatch c• · Q:>~ Harold Vetter BEAR PATROL Robert Adams ' ~o SE-58-37 • ~ ~~ c;/11 ~053tilecmphaw 558 7~9Co~rir , T • ing M Ron Burns Steve French SE- 58-39 qf1l Wo~~~::n l1?Jckasa~SM ~s. Memphis Mbnpbi?, '1!11.-__ ~_ Chickasaw 558 SE-5C-40 505 Johnson W, Memphis , Ar. 72301 Memphis U.S. Navy ASM iJ0 MC SE-58-38 3625 Prince John Chickasaw 558 iJOMemphis, Tn, 38134 Memphis ~ ,() ~ . ~ ~ Robert McKinley Librarian Industria l Engineer Processman CM Elect. Insp. ASM SteamFitter MC Counter Help SM Carpenter \JQ Chickasaw 558 John Mullenneister SE-58-41 1220 Creston Memphis , Tn. 38127 Memphis Chuck Smith tJ~ Chickasaw 558 SE-58-42 5008 Cottonwood Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis tJO Chicka saw 558 SE-58-43 1592 Railton Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis �•, COURSE MEMBERS Cert. No. Name BUFFALO PATROL Home Address City/State/Zip ., Council Name/No. Headguarters City Scouting Position Occ. 0 . Accout. Marvin Calliouet SE-58-44 ~ Robert DeShields SE-58-45 Chickasaw 558 Memphis CM Insur. Agcy. Manger lit u ltex w 1'4 ws e111etK°>Rt:.775ii Ill 9.t: I 4607 Boyce Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38117 ...,.sa ': c ut998 sapu .. ~ J erry Horack SE-58-47 3417 Renault Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASH Asst. VP Contrl. J oe Moor e SE-58-48 5121 Windham Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM Pub. Acct. John Roebuck SE-58-49 9456 J ockbond Arlinston, Tn. 30002 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM Consult. Econ. Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASH W. H. Scarbor ough SE-58-50 616 s. Graham Memphis, Tn. 38111 o. R. Tech ANTELOPE PATROL ~ Glenn Bel ton SE-58-51 3111 Oakland Hill Cv. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis MC Prog. Sys Rep. ~ Paul Colbert Chickasaw 553 SE- 58 -52 7160 McVay Rd. Germantown, Tn. 36138 Metl)phis MC Sales Alan Jones (b Ed Powell tfl SE-58-53 3226 Seminole Memphis, Tn. 38111 Chickasaw 556 Memphis SE -58-54 3764 Healy Memphis, Tn. 38111 Chickasaw 558 Memphis l'J ~ John Setzler ~ Jam e s White SE-58-55 3838 Forrest Memphis, Tn. 38122 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SE-58-56 3806 Masterson Memphis, Tn. 38109 Chickasaw 558 Memphis DE Dist. Exec Dist. Chemist Comm. ASM Unit Comn. Electronics Engineer Food Proc. � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 ROSTER WOQD BADGE COURSE NO. SE-58 CAMP CURRIER, EUDORA, MS. MAY 3, 4 MAY 16, 17, 18 MAY 30, 31, JUNE 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STAFF MEMBERS Name (Staff Duty) Hal Foster SM Bill Kirkpatrick ASM R. G. Goodfellow ASM Al Guenther SPL Sheron Mcintire ASPL Bill Roberts ':./C Ray McQue eney C/C Charles Slaughter C/C Manl ey Cox C/C Turner Escue C/C • Wayne Henley C/C Wat McCallum C/C John Tinsley C/C Richard Stevens <1f David Cox AC){ Ricky Matthews AQM I Tom Moore, Council Rep. Home Address, Zip 4012 Shirley Dr. Memphis, Tn. 38109 Council & No. Chickasaw 558 4854 Easley Chickasaw 558 Millington, Tn. 38053 700 s. Second St. Chickasaw 558 W. Memphis, ~r. 7230~ cf} 3892 Ba~by_ &~/Id ~ickasaw 558 KP.mphis, Tn. ~3t/J J Be x 485 Senatobia, Ms. 38668 Box 248 Senatobia, Ms. 36668 3771 Clubview Mem?his, Tn. 38138 5139 Schutt Mem?his, Tn . 38116 3130 Fairborn Dr. Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Chickasaw 558 Chickasaw 558 Chickasaw 558 Chickasaw 558 Rt. l Ripley, Tn. 38063 W. Tenn. 559 1661 Hopewell Memphis, Tn. 38117 1620 Hester Memphis, Tn. 38116 3223 S. Mend e nhall Memphis, Tn. 38118 3933 Brennan Memphis, Tn. 38122 Chickasaw 558 Chickasaw 558 3r~ · 13~1 Chickasaw 558 Chickasaw 558 2400 Goodwin Apt. 345C Chickasaw 558 w. Memphis, Ar. 72301 221 S. Fourth St. Chickasaw 558 W. HJ.phis, Ar. 72311 6331 uster Cove Sout aven, Ms. 386 1 Ch /c~asaw 558 Occupation Telephone Craftsman U.S. Navy Educator Printer/ Engraver Biologis t Mgr. Ped. Land Bank Salesman Te lephone Supervisor Plant Mgr . Gen Frmn • Accountant Educator Vice Pres . Dist . Ex ec. Dist. Exec. Asst. Mgr. 1• Field Di r. • COURSE MEMBERS Name Cert. No. BEAVER PATROL * eJ Robert Fleming SE-56-1 Morris Hughes SE-58-2 Jerry Lamont SE-58-3 (/) Joe Lowenth41 SE-58-4 O.n O'liaQ&: :ii 58 .l. (.0 ~en Piva SE-58-6 ~ Rick Schnid ce ~ SE-50-7 BOBWHITE PATROL D. y; . fJ Gen e Bradb erry SE-58 -8 ~ Don Pitt SE- 58-9 {!) Richard Sharp SE-58 -10 ~ Thane Smith SE-58-11 0 O. J. Solaas SE-58-12 () John Walker SE-56-13 \0 Jim WU tis SE-58-14 ~ - . -- Home Addr ess City/State/Zip Council Name No . Scouting Headquarters City Position Occupatio9 4278 Willow Rd. Chickasaw 558 SM Brick Memphis. Tn. 38111 Memphi~ Maso n iJ 0 PVno'Y.610 'Xh1m~aw s~s~ Contracto~ 0 /o't.d~a{e~Ms . ./86l~?~cft~w_c/ i4t/7,6 tJ 40~1X111woo~r . Chickasaw 558 CC U.S. Navy M~~: T~38i'.MLMemphis 361' Ridgeway Ket: Chickasaw 558 Memphis. Tn. .38138 Memphis ASM a• It.• ltd&t 4H6f?Chll9' i e,.,M • ABU 926 Brower St. Chickasaw 558 MC Memphis. Tn. 38111 Memphis 3644 Winbranch 11 Chickasaw 553 DE Memphis, Tn. 36116 Memphis 4098 Faxon Chickasaw 558 SM Memp!1is, Tn . 38122 Memphis 5925 Poplar #13 Chickasaw 558 SM Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis 81~1 ~Cov entry Dr. Chickasaw 558 MC Southaven. Ms. 38671 Memphi s 7223 Gr eat Oaks Chickasaw 558 ASM Germantown, Tn . 36138 Memphis 3411 Steve Rd. Chickasaw 558 MC Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis 879 ·Dempst er Chickasaw 558 SM Memphis, Tn . 38109 Memphis 6323 Martin West Dr. Chickasaw 558 SM M~" Memphis . Purchasing Manag e r lfehkz Maint. Man Dst. Exec. Police Dept . Service Manager Elect. Engineer R. Est . Dev e lop Dry Cl eaning Truck Driver U.S. Navy .- ~ COURSE MEMBERS Home Address Name Cert. No. City/State/Zip Council Name/No. Headguarters City EAGLE PATROL ~ .. Amos c,..Duncan SE-58-15 2915 Cargo Rd . Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn . 38128 Memphis ~ Richard Bill SE-58 -16 3579 Marion Ave. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memph i s Q> Rex Lawhon (9· Ra 1 ph Moak SE - 58 - 17 4958 Forest Hill Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis SE-58 - 18 3718 Waynoka Ave. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis Scou t ing Position MC SM SM cc Q:, John Robinson SE-58-19 3336 Chancellar Chickasaw 558 SM Jack Shaffer SE-58-20 Memphis, Tn?27,ll~ Mempb~ /} J.l-19 Sparrow ~~asaw ~ MC Milliag~sa, Tn . 38J)53 Memphis ~~ Richard Shealy SE-58-21 1458 Haver Cove Chickasaw 558 FOX PATROL (.{§> {;tth Bates Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis SE-56-22 1892 Zldorado Chickasaw 558 Memphis, ~n. 38128 Memphis .. , (b Robert L. Irwin SE-58-22 3479 Mccorkle Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis fJ:J Marvin Richardson SE-58-24 2057 Linden Chickasaw 558 . Memphis, Tn. 38104 Memphis William Robinson SE-58-25 2046 Tamnwood Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis SM SM SM ADC DE Occ. Finance Sales Mgr. Const. Worker Borti culturist Telephone Craftsman Mechanical Engineer U.S. Navy Service Rep. Electriclnn Gen. Cont. Post Office Exploring Exec. John Ronza SE-50-26 3684 Woodglade Chickasaw 558 ASM Merchant Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis r:/J Paul Rowe SE-58-27 2795 Whitney Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38127 Memphis ASM U.S. Marine s ; . ~ James Stanford SE-58-28 6324 Forest Grove Chickasaw 558 '- Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis IR Pediatrician •, COURSE MEMBERS Name OWL PATROL .{5 Charle• Bartels ~ John Beeson 13 {J' Charles Bright Q:J llon Darby ~ Joe Highfill (Y Phil I.irk C:> Van Ve atch Cert . No, Home Address C1.ty/State/Zip Council Name/No. Headquarters City SB-58-29 Rt. #2 W. Tenn. 559 Alamo, Tn. 38001 Jackson SE-58-30 88 Cherokee Jackson, Tn. 38301 West Tenn . 559 Jackson SE-58-31 419 Croop Ave. West Tenn. 559 Henderson Tn.38340 J ackson SE•58·32 P.O. Box 146 Lexington, Tn. We st Tenn. 559 Jackson SE-58-33 Route #3 West Tenn. 559 Parsons, Tn . 38363 Jackson SE-58-34 Rout e f-2 Wes t Tenn. 559 Alamo , ~n . 38061 Jacks on SE-58-35 Rout e #8 We st Tenn . 559 Scouting Position Occ. ASH Tool & Die Super. SM Ensine er SM College Counselor DE Dist. Exec . SM Loan Spec . SM Plant Mgr. SM Librarian c• ~ · Q:> Harold Vette r Jacks on, Tn . 38301 J a ckson SE-58-36 Route # 2 Box 23 Se lmer, Tn. 38375 West Te nn. 559 J a c kson ASM Cable Splicer BEAR PATROL ~o • ~ ~~ c;/11 SE-5 8 -37 7~9Co~rir ~ tile aw 558 ASM U.S. Navy 0 M ing , T • 053 cmph iJ Rob e rt Adam s ' Ron Burns SE-5 8 -38 3625 Prince John Chickasaw 558 MC Industria l iJO Memphis, Tn, 38134 Memphis ~ ,() ~ . ~ qf1l Engineer SE- 58-39 ~s. Wo~~~::n l1?Jckasa~SM Proce ssman Mbnpbi?, '1!11.-__ ~_ Memphis Stev e French ~ Rob e rt McKinley SE-5C-40 505 Johnson Chickasaw 558 W, Memphi s , Ar. 72301 Memphis CM Elect. Insp. \JQ John Mullenn e ister SE-58-41 1220 Creston Chickas aw 558 ASM Steam- Memphi s , Tn. 38127 Memphis Fitter Chuck Smith MC Counter tJ ~ SE-58 -42 5008 Cottonwood Chickasaw 558 tJ O Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis He lp SE-58-43 1592 Railton Chicka saw 558 SM Carpenter Memphis, Tn. 38111 Memphis •, COURSE MEMBERS Name BUFFALO PATROL Cert. Home Address No. City/State/Zip 0 . ., Council Name/No. Headguarters City Marvin Calliouet SE-58-44 ~ Robert DeShields SE-58-45 4607 Boyce Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ~ J erry Horack J oe Moor e John Roebuck ...,.sa ': c ut998 lit u ltex w 1'4 ws e111etK°>Rt:.775ii SE -58 -47 3417 Renault Memphis, Tn. 38118 SE-58-48 5121 Windham Memphi s, Tn. 38116 SE-58-49 9456 J ockbond Arlinston, Tn. 30002 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 55 8 Memphis W. H. Scarbor ough SE -58-50 616 s. Graham Memphis, Tn. 38111 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ANTELOPE PATROL ~ Glenn Bel ton ~ Paul Colbert Alan Jones (b Ed Pow ell John Setzler ~ Jam e s White SE -58-51 3111 Oakland Hill Cv. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis SE - 58 -52 7160 McVay Rd. Chickasaw 553 Germantown, Tn. 36138 Metl)phis tfl SE-58-53 3226 Seminol e Memphis, Tn. 38111 SE -58 -54 3764 Healy Memphis, Tn. 38111 l'J ~ SE-58-55 3838 Forrest Memphis, Tn. 38122 SE-58-56 3806 Masterson Memphis, Tn. 38109 Chickasaw 556 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Scouting Position Occ. Accout. CM Insur. Agcy. Manger Ill 9.t: I ASH SM SM ASH MC MC DE Dist. Comm. ASM Unit Comn. sapu .. Asst. VP Contrl. Pub. Acct. Consult. Econ. o. R. Tech Prog. Sys Rep. Sales Dist. Exec Chemist Electronics Engineer Food Proc. 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 1975 Title A name given to the resource 1975 WB Course SE-58 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/56358d1ab1318a342ce2399c8413361f.pdf abcc5fed4671d5c8a804974757c179ae PDF Text Text .... .."llr ' d ., 3 ROSTER Wood Badge Cou rse No. SE I 19 Camp Cu r rier, Eudora , Mi ss. Apf°f-1 24- 25 , May 14-16, 21-23; Name , "staff duty" Man ley Cox SM John Tinsley Counc 11 and No. Occupation Chickasaw 558 Mg r. Te le. Co . 1 SA .IJ.I/. R. G. Goodfe ll ow SA 700 S. Second West Memph is, Ak . 72301 Chickasaw 558 Educa t or ·,: 11 Roberts Box 248 Senatob?a, Miss . 38668 Ch i ckasaw 558 Bank Mg r . Rt. 1 Ripley, Tn. 38063 West Tenn 559 Farmer Rt. 3 Parsons, Tn. 38363 West Tenn 559 Loan Spec . 1205 Wilmore Memphis , Tn. 38 117 y~\b Joe SPL Hlghf 111 ASPL C/C James Covl ngton CIC Chickasaw · 558 Lt. Fi re Dept. 5925 Poplar #13 Memph is, Tn. 38 138 Chickasaw 558 Ser . Mgr. 7223 Great Oaks Memphis , Tenn. 38138 Ch ickasaw 558 Real Est . Dev. 3432 Star sda le Memph is, Tn . J8 11 8 Chickasaw 558 Plbg . Supp . James Stanford C/C 6324 Forrest Grove Memph is, Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 Pediatricia n Rex Lawhorn 5958 Forrest HI I I Memphis, Tn ~ 38138 Chickasaw 558 Horti cu Iturf st 217 Byron Memph is , Tn. 38 11 6 Ch ickasaw 558 Dist . Exec. Alton Wertz QA 7306 Baker St. Mi 11l ngton, · rn. 38053 Chickasaw 558 Educator Jeno To ldi QA 5156 Christopher Memphis Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 A/C Ser vice Chickasaw Dist. Exec. ~ Don Pitt C/C t'Thane Sml th IL • ,I J CJ f /0 6895 Bol l ing Brook Cv. Chickasaw 558 , r. U. S. Ply. Memphis, Tn. 38~8 MU't~t/ )//g' l'H!i1 Hi I 111 we I P.A.1U Ch I ckasaw 558 Vl ce Pres Tdent Memph is, Tn. 38 117 Joe Turner Escue !~ STAFF MEMBERS Home address , Zip 3130 Fairborn Memphis, Tn . 38118 Ph i I Ea rl y SA j • : ..+ C/C Cha r les Loftiss C/C C/C Warren Hampton QM q1cha r d Stevens Counci I 171 S. Hollywood Rep. Memphis , Tn. 38112 558 �••'-• •~'>tl li"- ,.. ... '"<1 ~· ,J · "l.~• ...,._...1 ,."\ t\o..olr~IWkf1 , ~;v Cert. No. Name ~ BEAVER PATROL ~~ John N. Anderson SE-1 19-1 Councl I HQ City I No . ' ni b • •~ 0 ••· a Scouting Position Occupation l.R. Mphs. Pub. Co. ·Ch t ckasaw Memphls/558 l. R. Management Fact Finding Chickasaw Memphls,tn. 38127 Memphis/558 S.M. Forman 23 S . Pauline.1~oiofChlckasaw Memphis,Tn. 38104 Memphls/558 S.M. Baker M!chae l Lynn Mo r ri s SE-119-5 Chickasaw 779 Brower Memphls,Tn. 381 11 Memphls/558 S.A . Student ~~>n SE- 119-6 4226 Escrow Chickasaw Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphls/558 S.M. U.S . Navy SE- 119-7 5508 Murff Chickasaw Memphis,Tn. 38117 Memphls/558 c.c. Accountant Harold C. FarnsworthSE-11 9-2 1- Fred HI I sabeck SE-119-4 \ " Mem~hls, 2077 Kirby Pky. .-"" ~~~ 1'5 /n~~ a E-119-3 e Wil I lam B. Lanier 6 Stoddard ~ Ji4. Roy West 0 COURSE MEMBERS Home address City/State/Zip r 4919 Cole Rd. Chickasaw Tn. 38 11 7 Memphis/558 6 B .. ... .. J.-'\"""-'')~~J;', •J.}.t('f 'Jf,.lf>.'~- ·"'-'"·-...._~. •:i!t>Ooo~'........ 't""-WWtt..:'"A--....~,-------• l '.I.__,. &77J 7- - ?J 2---- 4 ~ 308 WHITE PATROL . .~ l 11 lam D. Bond Jr. SE-1 19- 8 1514 Russwood Chickasaw Memphls,Tn. 38108 Memphls/558 . 1.R. Pol iceman fJ !b bert Hurt SE- 119-9 4836 Cottonwood Chickasaw Memphls,Tn. 38118 Memphis/558 S.A . Di stri but I on Mgr. ~ Sandy Jones SE- 11 9-1 0 4176 Given Chickasaw Memphis , Tn . 38122 Memphls/558 S.A. Warehouseman 3432 Starsda le Chickasaw Memphts,Tn. 38118 Memphis/558 S.A. Student • ~- ~ . Charles Ne i I Loft Is (0 Frank Mund Jr. ~ tsE-119- 11~() SE- 119-1 2 3214- 13 Colony Mall# ! Chlckasaw Dist. Ch. Draftsman Memphis, Tn.38 11 8 Memphls/558 Camping SE- 119-13 1475 Qut«ce Cv. Chickasaw Memphis, Tn.381 17 Memphis4558 S.A . Consu lting Engineer St eve Bu I I ock SE-1 19-14 106 Rosewood St. West Tenn Jackson, Tn. 38301 J ackson/559 S. M. Fireman Tommy Claxton SE-11 9-15 Rt I West Tenn Spr i ngvl I le ,Tn38256Jackson/559 S.M. Educator Jerry Pl lgr im y EAGLE PATROL .(3 ~ .. , �SEagle Patrol Continued) ~ James Edwards . C> SE- 119- 16 5861 Popla r Pi keExt.# 1 Ch ickasaw 38138 Me~phls /5 58 S. A. Insur. Salesma S.M . Auto Body Repa I rman ~,::,Memphls, T n ~ Huf e St one SE-11 9-17 Route 7 Jackson, Tn38301 P£>dney Todd SE-119-1 8 508 Dlv l slon West Tenn Jackson, Tn. 3830 I · Jacks~;n/559 West Tenn Jackson/559 S .M. Radiato r Repa I rman S.A. Account ant FOX PATROL L.,,,.,,..,IJCI!? -0 D La r ry Burch ~ John Fletcher SE- 119-1 9 1740 Winfield Memphls ,Tn38 116 Chickasaw Memphis/558 SE-11 9-20 1255 Ma rl a Memphls,Tn.38122 Chickasaw Dist. Ch . Student Memphts/558 Camping f) Wt i li am C. Jennings Jr. SE-119-21 3996 Lackwood Dr . Chlckasaw OTst. Ch . Insur. Sa lesm; Memph is , Tn . 38128 Memph i s/558 Adv . "t:fJ !esse N. Manus K SE-11 9- 22 4329 Sidney Chickasaw S. A. Ye 11 owCabCo . b -fames F. Wha I en ,\ SE-11 9- 23 Me?~J/i ~.Jh~;t~ ~sa 3-42~ WI Id yQ/Ln-. ~138 ce ~ ~I ckasaw Memphis/558 S.M . Ci vi I Eng . C.M. Gen. Mgr . Truck Eq . Sis ·."iL PATROL _B Wi I I I am B Fow Ier J r SE- 11 9-24 4564 WI I low Chickasaw Memphts,Tn . 38117 Memphls/558 p u"!vi d R. Jones SE- 11 9- 25 6595 PoplarwoodsCr. So . #3 Ch i ckasaw S.A. Germantown ,Tn. 38138 Memphts/558 SE-11 9- 26 2351 Cl lffdale Cv. Chickasaw Memphls,Tn . 38127 Memphis/558 S. A. Educator SE-1 19- 27 5990 E.Polnt#4 Chickasaw Memphis, Tn . 38138 Memphls/558 S .M. Safety Eng . ;obert G Wansley J r SE-11 9- 28 5158 Mason Rd. Chickasaw Memphis, Tn . 38117 Memph ls/558 S.A. Retl red SE-11 9- 29 5656 Redding Ave . Chickasaw Memphis , Tn. 38117 Memphls/558 c.c. Banker SE- 119-30 4018 Comanche Chl ckasaw Memphls,Tn. 38118 Memph ls /558 c.c. Electrician 4739 Durbin Chickasaw Memph l s , Tn. 38122 Memphls/558 S• A• Po I i cema n ~ \"/i 11 lam Marking Fred M Rob Tnson .Q) ·3EAR ~Q PATROL b ~nthony b Alan Evans c. X Sa les CremerT us (_.~LI oyd Brooks Gooch SE- 119-31 �- f ... r L, . . -CBcjar Patrol Con ttnued) 1· £ Marshal 1 J ones • SE- 119-32 ~o ~ Engr. Ra I I road SE-1 19-33 5786 Bri dgwood Chickasaw Southaven, Ms . 38671Memphls/558 M.C. Eng r . Air Cond Andre)!! L Sm Ith SE-11 9-34 5331 Ro i ITng Oaks .Chickasaw Memph ls,Tn. 38117 Memphis/558 c.c. ArchTtect 11 05 Ma rl a Ch ickasaw Memphls,Tn. 38 122 Memphls/558 M.C. Truck Drive r . Rt . Comm. Asst. Foreman . ·. tlo SE-11 9-35 /\ t:UFFALO PATROL N~ uean K. Brown >( ~ .11.hn Dup ree SE-119-36 SE-119-37 t-30 rel! ke GI I I ~ .P•trlck W. Q_ S.M . Edward McKenzl e { Ml ke Usoff • Meda Ch ickasaw Is, Tn 38104 MemphTs/558 ~ 911 ;~-Memph 6'~by ~ SE-119-38 Ke t ly Joe Moma S'e '"m~J ~I. 9/17/1fl Chickasaw Mempltls,Tn 38109 Memphls/558 ~emsley 1327 Ra I Iton Chickasaw Memphls,Tn.38111 Mem~ aJ. Ch i ka aw r.f ~~rN 4 Memph i si558 s,1 • S.M. Arch ltect S.A . Mac_h i ne Operator SE-1 19-39 89 West Car los ChTckasaw MemP.hls ,Tn. 3~phls/558 S.M . Wor k Room MaMger SE-11 9- 40 '''I Can I 119 Iott Ch 1ckasaw. Memphis, Tn 38 1I I Memphls/558 S.A. Salesman Ch i ef Deputy Assessor ~~cl 4 i .:f~k El I lot Smith SE- 119- 41 3037 Darby Chickasaw Memph is,Tn. 38128 Memphls/~58 C.M. ~ .P.~ ·_, 1d SE- 119-42 4047 Camelot Chickasaw Memphis,Tn . 38118 Memphls/558 Di st •. Exec. Weeks /.; Distri ct Executive � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 ...... "llr ' d ..+ ., 3 Name , "staff duty" Man ley Cox SM Ph i I Ea rl y SA John Tinsley SA R. G. Goodfe ll ow SA ·,: 11 Roberts SPL Joe Turner Escue ASP L y~\b Joe Hlghf 111 C/C j • James Covl ngton CIC ! ~ ~ Don Pitt C/C t'Thane Sml th C/C Cha r les Lofti ss C/C James Stanford C/C Rex Lawhorn C/C Warren Hampton QM Al ton Wertz QA J e no To ldi QA IL• q1cha r d Stevens Counci I : Rep. ROST ER Woo d Ba dge Cou r se No. SE I 19 Camp Cu r rie r, Eu do r a , Mi s s. , I Apf°f-1 24 - 25 , Ma y 14- 16, 21-23; J CJ f /0 STAFF MEMBERS Home address , Zip 3130 Fairborn Memphis, Tn . 38118 Counc 11 and No. Chickasaw 558 Occupation Mg r. Te l e. Co . 6895 Bol l ing Brook Cv. Chickasaw 558 , r. U. S . Pl y . Memphis, Tn . 38~18 .IJ.I/. MU't~t/ )//g' l'H!i1 Hi I 111 we I P.A.1U Ch I ckasaw 558 V l ce Pres T dent Memph i s, Tn. 38 117 700 S. Second Wes t Memph i s, Ak . 72301 Box 248 Senatob?a, Miss . 38668 Rt. 1 Ripley, Tn. 38063 Rt. 3 Parsons, Tn. 38363 1205 Wilmore Memphis , Tn. 38 117 5925 Poplar #13 Memph i s, Tn . 38 138 7223 Great Oaks Memphis , Tenn. 38138 3432 Star sda le Memph i s, Tn . J8 11 8 6324 Fo rrest Grove Memph i s, Tn. 38138 5958 Forrest HI I I Memphis, Tn ~ 38 138 217 Byron Memph is , Tn. 38 11 6 7306 Baker St. Mi 11 l ngton, · r n. 38053 5156 Christopher Memphis Tn. 38118 171 S. Hollywood Memphis , Tn. 38112 Chickasaw 558 Educa t or Ch i ckasaw 558 Bank Mg r . West Tenn 559 Farmer West Tenn 559 Loan Spec . Chickasaw · 558 Lt. Fi re Dept. Chickasaw 558 Ser . Mgr. Ch i ckasaw 558 Real Est. Dev. Chickasaw 558 Plbg . Supp . Chickasaw 558 Pediatrician Chickasaw 558 Horti cu I turf st Ch i ckasaw 558 Dist . Exec. Chickasaw 558 Educator Chickasa w 558 A/C Se r vice Chickasaw 558 Di st. Exec. ' •~'>tl li"- ••'-• ,.. , ~;v ... '"<1~· ,J ·"l.~• ...,._...1,."\ t\o..olr~IWkf1 J.-'\"""-'')~~J;', •J.}.t('f'Jf,.lf>.'~- ·"'-'"·-...._~.•:i!t>Ooo~' ........ 't""-WWtt..:'"A--. ... ~,-------•l '.._I _,. .. ... .. r ni b • •~ 0 ••· a ~ .. , Name ~ BEAVER PATROL ~~ John N. Anderson Cert. No. SE -1 19-1 COURSE MEMBERS Home address City/State/Zip Councl I HQ City I No . 49 19 Cole Rd. Chickasaw Mem~hls, Tn. 38 11 7 Memphis/558 6 Harold C. FarnsworthSE -11 9-2 2077 Kirby Pky. ·Ch t ckasaw ~~~a Memphls/558 .-"" 1'5 / n ~~ 1- Fred HI I sabeck E-119- 3 e Chickasaw Memphls,tn. 38 127 Memphis/558 6 Wil I lam B. Lanier SE -119-4 23 S . Pauline.1~oiofChlckasaw Memphis,Tn. 38104 Memphls/558 \ " M!chae l Lyn n Mo r ri s SE- 119 - 5 779 Brower Chickasaw Memphls,Tn. 381 11 Memphls/558 B ~~>n Stoddard SE - 119-6 4226 Escrow Chickasaw Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphls/558 ~ Ji4. Roy West SE- 119-7 5508 Murff Chickasaw Memphis,Tn. 38117 Memphls/558 Scouting Position Occupation l.R. Mphs. Pub. Co. l. R. Management Fact Finding S.M. Forman S.M. Baker S.A . Student S.M. U.S . Navy c.c. Accountant 308 WHITE PATROL 0 . &77J 7- - ?J 2---- 4 ~ • . ~ l 11 lam D. Bond Jr. ~- ~ SE-1 19- 8 1514 Russwood Chickasaw 1.R. Pol iceman Memphls,Tn. 38108 Memphls/558 . fJ !b bert Hurt SE - 119 -9 4836 Cottonwood Chickasaw S.A . Di stri but I on Memphls,Tn. 38118 Memphis/558 Mgr. ~ Sa ndy Jones SE - 11 9 -1 0 4176 Given Chickasaw S.A. Warehouseman ts ~() Memphis , Tn . 38122 Memphls/558 . Charles Ne i I Loft Is E-119 - 11 3432 Starsda le Chickasaw S.A. Student Memphts,Tn. 38118 Memphis/558 (0 Frank Mund Jr. SE - 119 -1 2 3214 - 13 Colony Mall# ! Chlckasaw Dist. Ch. Draftsman Memphis, Tn.38 11 8 Memphls/558 Camping ~ J erry Pl lgr i m y SE - 119 -13 1475 Qut«ce Cv . Chickasaw S.A . Consu lting Memphis, Tn.381 17 Memphis4558 Engineer EAGLE PATROL .(3 St eve Bu I I ock SE -1 19-14 106 Rosewood St. West Tenn Jackson, Tn. 38301 J ackson/559 S. M. Fireman Tommy Claxton SE-11 9-15 Rt I West Tenn S.M. Educator Spr i ngvl I le ,Tn38256Jackson/559 SEagle Patrol Continued) ~ James Edwards . C> Huf e St one ~ P£>dney Todd FOX PATROL L.,,,.,,..,IJCI!? -0 D La r ry Burch ~ John Fletcher SE - 119-16 586 1 Popla r Pi keExt.# 1 Ch ickasaw S . A. ~,::,Memphls, T n 38138 Me~phls /5 58 Insur. Salesma SE -11 9-17 Route 7 Jackson, Tn38301 West Tenn Jackson/559 SE -119-1 8 508 Dlv l slon Wes t Tenn Jackson, Tn. 3830 I · Jacks~;n/559 SE - 119 -1 9 1740 Winfield Memphls ,Tn38 116 Chickasaw Memphis/558 S.M . Auto Body Repa I rman Radiato r S .M. Repa I rman S.A. Accoun t ant SE -11 9-20 1255 Ma rl a Memphls,Tn.38122 Chickasaw Dist. Ch . Studen t Memphts/558 Camping f) Wt i li am C. Jennings Jr. SE-119-21 3996 Lackwood Dr . Chlckasaw OTst. Ch . Insur. Sa lesm; Memph is , Tn . 38128 Memph i s/558 Adv . !esse N. Manus K b -fames F. Wha I en ,\ ce ~ ·."iL PATROL "t:fJ SE -11 9- 22 SE -11 9 - 23 43 29 Sidney Chickasaw Me?~J/i ~.Jh~;t~ ~sa 3-42~ WI Id yQ/Ln-. ~I ckasaw ~138 Memphis/558 S . A. S.M . _B W i I I I am B F ow I er J r S E- 11 9- 2 4 4564 WI I low Chickasaw Memphts,Tn . 38117 Memphls/558 C.M. p u"!vi d R. Jones ~ \"/i 11 lam Marking Fred M Rob T nson X SE - 11 9- 25 SE -11 9- 26 ~Q SE -1 19 - 27 6595 PoplarwoodsCr. So . #3 Ch i ckasaw S.A. Germantown ,Tn. 38138 Memphts/558 2351 Cl lffdale Cv. Chickasaw S. A. Memphls,Tn . 38127 Memphis/558 5990 E.Polnt#4 Chickasaw S .M. Memphis, Tn . 38138 Memphls/558 .Q) ;obert G Wansley J r SE -11 9- 28 5158 Mason Rd. Chickasaw Memphis, Tn . 38117 Memph l s/558 S.A. ·3EAR PATROL b ~nt hony CremerT us c. b Alan Evans SE -11 9- 29 5656 Redding Ave . Chickasaw Memphis , Tn. 38117 Memphls/558 SE - 119-30 4018 Comanche Chl ckasaw Memphls,Tn. 38118 Memph ls /558 c.c. c .c. Ye 11 owCabCo . Ci vi I Eng . Gen. Mgr . Truck Eq . Sis Sa les Educator Safety Eng . Retl red Banker Electrician (_. ~ LI oyd Brooks Gooch SE - 119-31 4739 Durbin Chickasaw S • A • Po I i cema n Memph l s , Tn. 38122 Memphls/558 - f ... r L, . . -CBcjar Patrol Con ttnu e d) 1· £ Mars hal 1 J ones SE - 119 -32 ~ 911 Meda Ch i ckasaw S.M . Engr. Ra I I r oad ;~-Memph Is, Tn 38104 MemphTs/558 • ~ o Edward McKenzl e { SE -1 19-33 5786 Bri dgwood Chickasaw M.C. Eng r . Air Cond Southaven, Ms . 38671Memphls/558 ~ An d re)!! L Sm I th SE- 11 9 -34 5331 Ro i ITng Oaks .Chickasaw c.c. ArchTtect . Memph l s,Tn. 38117 Memphis/558 ·. tlo Ml ke Usoff /\ SE -11 9-35 11 05 Ma rl a Ch ickasaw M. C. Tru ck Drive r Memphls,Tn. 38 122 Memphls/558 t:UFFA LO PATROL N ~ '"m~J ~I. 9/17/1fl uean K. Brown >( SE-119-36 S'e ~emsley Chickasaw . Rt . Asst. Foreman Mempltls,Tn 38109 Memphls/558 Comm. ~ .11.hn Dup r ee SE -119-37 1 327 Ra I I ton Chickasaw S .M. Arch ltect Memphls,Tn.38111 Mem~ t-3 0 aJ. rel! ke GI I I SE -119-38 ~~rN Ch i ka aw r.f S.A . Mac_h i ne s,1 • 4 Memph i si558 Operato r ~ .P•trlck W. Ke t ly SE -1 19 -39 89 West Car l os ChTckasaw S.M . Wo r k Room MemP.hls ,T n . 3~phls/558 MaMge r • 6' ~by Joe Moma SE -11 9- 40 ~~cl 4 S.A. Salesman '''I Can I 119 Iott Ch 1ckasaw. Q_ ~ Memphis, Tn 38 1 I I Memphls/558 i .:f~k El I lot Smith SE- 119 - 41 3037 Darby Chickasaw C.M. Ch i ef Deputy Memph is,Tn. 38128 Memphls/~58 Assessor ~ .P.~ ·_, 1 d Weeks SE - 119-4 2 4047 Camelot Chickasaw Di st •. Distri ct Memphis,Tn . 38118 Memphls/558 Exec. Executive / .; 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 1976 Title A name given to the resource 1976 WB Course SE-119 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/70d87c451c17155187476932a7cfccfe.pdf fdc64ff7a33932c2f0639e466c38f6ce PDF Text Text ..... ... " . .• ROSTER . -- WOOO BAOGE COURSE NO. SE 771 CAMP CURRIER, EUOORA, MS. Aplr)..l 23- 24, Ma.I} 13-15 S Ma.I} 20-22, 1911 STAFF MEMBERS Home. Addlr.u~, Up ? t ·vLl\1 C. A. Guenthell SM ft 341 W. CheM.y, M~:ph<A 38111 Name. (S.ta66 Vu..ty) Ja:nu F. S.tan601Ld ASM 6364 FolLU.t Gllove. " 38 738 Than<?. Smlth, JIL. ASM 122 3 Gllea..t Oa.h.4 " 38138 Phllip J. EaJLly SPL 6895 Bolling BJtOok Cv. 38138 Oc.cupa..tlon II Chlc.k.a1>aw 558 ,, G1ta.phlc. Alr.:U II PecUA.tJU..da.n " Rea! E.6 .ta.te " " " " Alt.ea. Mana.geJE. Boy Sccu.t.6 Jamu W. Cov.lng:ton ASPL 1205 Wil.molle. " 38117 Tony Cllemell.lu.6, J1:., QM 5656 Redc:Ung Ave. " 38111 " " " " QM 6908 TMwbll.ldge Cv." 38138 " QM 2046 Tamrwood " 38116 " " 38128 " " " " " " " Salu " Attollney " sa..eu le.an M. UimeA W.i.lllam M. ~ CouncU. S Amo~ Rob~~on 2915 FaJtgo Rd. CC C. Ounc.an Buddy I JtW.ln CC 9456 Ja.c.k Bond A.ILllng:ton, Tn. 38002 3419 Mc.Collkle Memph.l.6 38116 A. Ja.n Thom~, JJt. CC P. 0. Box. 1368 W~.t Memph.l.6, Altk.. " CC John Roebuck Philip A. Gleme!L Red ~gh.t cc CC Waltllen G. Hamptlln CR 12301 1568 Ohrwood Memph.l.6, 38134 211 ByJtOn 381 09 " I~uJWtce Adj. IH Bu.ltdVt Fleet Admlrt.l.6 tJw.tlJIL Sta..t~ CoUC!g e. AVM. Tn. 38340 Memph.U Bank ell ]a.ch.Jon Wu.t Tn. 419 CMop Avenue. He.nd~on, " I f.ilt.e. Ve.palt.t. . II 13oy Sccu..t.6 �.~ ~ 7 • . .. COURSE MEMBERS w.u.u..am SCOUTING HEAVQ.UARTERS CITY POSITION COUNC1 L NAME NO. CITY/STATE/ZIP @ FOX PATROL ~ HOME ·AOORESS CERT. NO . NAME ~~ G. Vu. vai.l 5& _, '4d-!~!M1YtrJ"fhomorrl:da£ff-l-lie-~ Memph.U , Tn. SM P~ yc.hologl6 t 352 5 Tai..l Oa.tu Ct . Memphl6, Tn. Memphl6,Tn. 38118 VE P1t.e6. Ue-ttphl6, Tn. 4800 Allm6 Ave.. Memphl6, Tn. 38128 WL Ele.cOwn..lC.6 Memph,i.6, Tn. 1169 PJuldo Memphl6, Tn. 38116 MC Fou.ndluj Su.pt. Memphl6, Tn. 3819 Vo.lta.Vte. Memphl6, Tn. 38128 ASM Ugh.t, G46 8 SM Studen.t Me.mph.i.6, Tn. 38118 ~ Va.v.i.d She.tttu %- ~ Cha.6. E. McDa.n.ie.l. ';f_ S. Le.e. Pa.c.e. OCCUPATION tJO E. S. Ab~ ~O 6) VeJLnaU Smlth. . 182 fUil.vi.w, Apt. 1 Memphl6, Tn. 38109 " " Scout~ w. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------EAGLE PATROL f 224 NoJLth Wili.e:tt Memph.U, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38112 ASM MclL'Li.6 E. Gannon, JJr.. 1877 Eve.tyn Ave. Memph.U, Tn. Mempkl6, Tn. 38114 ASM Wi.l6Jr.e.d Blt.OJ(.tvmwi :• Jk Thcma.6 S. Heltll1.ng ~o e, John V. McCJt.indle. ,(} Accountant -+-- ~!~ I.I.>~ . n. f)/ ~ ' ~,-n.--:.__.;:;_;;;~ ~ .UJ91--1LMtipl~~e~H~~'-U-~9~~~.M~em"""p~htJSh l Mu.n6o.Jr.d. Tn. 38058 3 317 Cltai.n Cove Mempkl6, Tn. 38128 Me.mphl6, Tn. I - I 9/-tJ ASM ~ Mi.~a.e.l. T. RotU!h 111 S. HoUY14ood Mempkl6, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38112 VE Boy Scou.U ~ Jame.A R. RobVLt.6 Memphl6, Tn. 8500 MlUb1tanch , Sou.;ha.ven, /.t6. 38671 ASM Su.peJr.vl6oJr. Ke,Uh E. Smith t1Q m ():gj&a J . c-4f°"'6c..a2i.-1"-ratt"""""'rrot,..,wmr-o.rn?t:~.->Mmem~p""hiz'~,'""'tli~. N J Me:ph.iA, r~. 3B12a 1 rJ l~t1-/7c ASM f V.U .tJLlbut.Um ManageJL -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------BOB(;)HITE PATROL ~ Kenne.th L. W.inkleJr. l.~ 3178 Wutell.e Memphl6, Tn. 38128 Robell.t B. Wa..t6on, J1t. cc Memphl6, Tn. l" . "() 6-74-Sl::, Augaa:titc~ Sq~ 114mpn.u, r.i. 3B 1e4- , tJ ' ·~c/ ·J o f~ ll-11 MC ~ �. . . .... •""'"" .. ·~ ... ~ · ~h.Ue Pa.:tJr.ol, Con.tlnued rt:t: 2 Box n11 Ma!Uon, Alt., 72364 £:>John 1. Hen.de!t4on,S1t. B. C. Jenning~ (}b O~caJL She6~ky 0 Bob Moo/le \]> Andlt.ew A. 0/U'rll, by, JJt. Memphl6, Tn. ASM 3043 COILVu.6 Loop Memph.U, Tn. COMM. Mlf.Llrtgton, Tn. 38053 uOs 2467 InveJuVty Memph.Ui, Tn. 38138 Civil. Enghte.e!L Memphl6, Tn . SM I MaJLine.6 P.O. Box 398' Memph.Ui, Tn. OE M6. 3 3~ Boy Sc.ou.t.6 529 5 Swvr.a.y V1t. Memph.Ui, Tn. 38118 Head Compu.te.IL -$ eMtQ b; 6 Memphl6, Tn. SM OpelULtoJt ~;~~;;-;~~;~~---------------~~;~~-;:~-;;.;.;;-iif~Jj?Zt;;;::;;-,j-:..-3:j~----------~ Jam~ · a. 6a.il!..ey Chalttu E. Cha.6.ta.in NO i) chaltlu O. McPhe.Jr.6on ~ c. €) S. Sulllvan s Ai.JI.. ~812 Wltib&ttg Al1t:. Memph.Ui, Tn. ASM He.a.t.lng 2620 School Ave. Memphlh, Tn. 38112 Memph.Ui, Tn. ASM Lab Te.c.hnlc.lan 3130 Pebble. Beach Cv.Memph.Ui, Tn. ASM Memph.Ui, Tn. 38118 ClJt.cu..lt CoUJLt Judge. 1943 Pea.body Memph.Ui, Tn. 38104 Memph.u, Tn. CM Eng.i.ne.elt 3951 Pipp.i.n Memph.Ui, Tn. 38128 Memph.u, Tn. ASM Ei.e.ct:Jric.lan E.e.ltu Ca!Ltvr., J1t. ,Jo 1642 Rozelle Cove. Memphl6, Tn . 38114 Memphl6, Tn. TRNG. Po4.tal CleJLk Rob eJLt Le.e. 4564 E. Holmu Memph.i.6 , Tn. 38118 Memph.Ui, Tn. SM "3710 Quee.Mland' Memphi6, Ttt. 38116 Memph.<A, Tn. VE - lf'~.J FltaJ'lk J. ._J Men.6.i. I )Jt. Jamu C. Nolen lJ O c. Boy Sc.ou..U ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ OWi. PATROL (b HaNUJ F. Spech.t, J1t. 3708 Wh-ltehoJtn Cove Memph.i.6, Tn. SM Memphlh, Tn. 38134 ~ Ec!J.oaJtd Ja.c.k Only 71 S Pe..t~on Lake Rd. Memph.U, Tn. Co.f.ii..e.llv.l.lte., Tn. 38017 fi:J •• OW. S. WaM, III ~ 549 S. Be.lvede.lle Memphi.6, Tn. 38104 Mempft.u, Tn. TC School PILincipal Phy4icUvt. V.lck Ru.6h 5680 Happt Hollow Ln.Memph.Ui, Tn. SM Memphl6, n. 38134 1~ .tA.L.Lc..toJt S .ta,te. Te.c.h M.vtv.ln L. Camp 6314 Leamon.t V1t. U. S. Navy Q, ..J @ TC U. S. Na.vy Memph.U, Tn. Mlf.Llrtg.ton, Tn. 38053 TC �"" • • r .--...: BEAR PATROL ~ VeJIJMd W. Bed6oltd 7927 Ca.talina. · Memph.U, Tn. COMM. U. S. Navy Uil..U.ngt:on, Tn. 38053 ~ Jamu F. Hoppvr. Ch.a.Jtlu E. Smlth ~o ~ SCD .tt. Tl.Vl.nVt 3 8o7 Wyc.hemeJtQ. Memph.i..6,Tn. 38128 Memph.iA,Tn. 3285 No.U.On Rd. Mempfz..<A, Tn. 38109 Memph.U, Tn. ASM S.tude.n.:t 4100 St:. i'i'CJfee # 2 Mempkl6, Tn. OE Boy Scou.t.6 Mempfi..<A , Tn. 38122 ft:> Malt.v.ln V. Mllu Ea.Jtl Thoma.6 Hoplt.Ui.6 \l 0 5611 Loch Lomond Rd. Memp/U.6, Tn. Memph.U, Tn. 381 76 5149 S.te.uven V~. Memph.U, Tn. 38134 Q> E. V. Elmo~ 2584 Ma.d.l&on Memphl6, Tn. 38112 ... I" MC Shee:t Me.ta.£. Ca.1tpVl.teJt Memph..i.4, Tn. ASM SwUc.hma.n Me»J>h.U, sa..eumali ,., ~o SM l I0 Tn. ASM � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 . .• . -- ROSTER WOOO BAOGE COURSE NO. SE 771 CAMP CURRIER, EUOORA, MS. Aplr)..l 23 - 24, Ma.I} 13-15 S Ma.I} 20-22, 1911 STAFF MEMBERS ..... ... " Name. (S.ta66 Vu..ty) Home. Addlr.u~, Up CouncU. S II Oc.cupa..tlon ? t · vLl\1 C. A. Guenthell SM ft 341 W. CheM.y, M~:ph<A 38111 Chlc.k.a1>aw 558 G1ta.phlc. Alr.:U Ja:nu F. S.tan601Ld ASM 6364 FolLU.t Gllove. " 38 7 38 Than<?. Smlth, JIL. ASM 122 3 Gllea..t Oa.h.4 " 38138 Phllip J. EaJLly SPL 6895 Bolling BJtOok Cv. 38138 Jamu W. Cov.lng:ton ASPL 1205 Wil.molle. " 38117 Tony Cllemell.lu.6, J1:., QM 5656 Redc:Ung Ave. " 38111 le.an M. UimeA QM 6908 TMwbll.ldge Cv." 38138 W.i.lllam M. Rob~~on QM 2046 Tamrwood " 38116 38128 ~ Amo~ C. Ounc.an CC John Roebuck CC Buddy I JtW.ln CC 2915 FaJtgo Rd. " 9456 Ja.c.k Bond A.ILllng:ton, Tn. 38002 3419 Mc.Collkle Memph.l.6 38116 ,, " " " " " " " " " A. Ja.n Thom~, JJt. CC P. 0. Box. 1368 W~.t Memph.l.6, Altk.. " 12301 Philip A. Gleme!L Red ~gh.t CC cc 1568 Ohrwood Memph.l.6, 38134 419 CMop Avenue. He.nd~on, Tn. 38340 Waltllen G. Hamptlln CR 211 ByJtOn Memph.U 3 81 0 9 " Wu.t Tn. " II " " " " " " " " " " I " . II PecUA.tJU..da.n Rea! E.6 .ta.te Alt.ea. Mana.geJE. f.ilt.e. Ve.palt.t. Bank ell I~uJWtce Adj. Boy Sccu.t.6 IH Salu Bu.ltd Vt Attollney sa..eu Fleet Admlrt.l.6 tJw.tlJIL ]a.ch.Jon Sta..t~ CoUC!g e. AVM. 13oy Sccu..t.6 .~ ~ . .. COURSE MEMBERS 7 CERT. HOME ·AOORESS COUNC1 L NAME NO. SCOUTING HEAVQ.UARTERS CITY POSITION • NAME NO . CITY/STATE/ZIP FOX PATROL @ OCCUPATION ~ ~ ~ w.u.u..am G. Vu. vai.l 5& _, '4d-!~!M1YtrJ"fhomorrl:da£ff-l-lie-~ Memph.U , T n. Me.mph.i.6, Tn. 38118 SM P ~ yc.hologl6 t ~ Va.v.i.d She.tttu %- 352 5 T ai..l Oa.tu Ct . Memphl6, Tn. Memphl6,Tn. 38118 VE P1t.e6. Scout~ ~ Cha.6. E. McDa.n.ie.l. ';f_ S. Le.e. Pa.c.e. tJ O E. S. Ab~ ~O 6) VeJLnaU Smlth. . 4800 Allm6 Ave. . Ue-ttphl6, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38128 1169 PJuldo Memph,i.6, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38116 3819 Vo.lta.Vte. Memphl6, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38128 182 fUil.vi.w, Apt. 1 " Memphl6, Tn. 38109 " WL Ele.cOwn..lC.6 MC Fou.ndluj Su.pt. ASM Ugh.t, G46 8 w. SM Studen.t -------- --------------------------------------------- -- ------------------ ------ -- --- EAG LE PATROL :• Wi.l6Jr.e.d Blt.OJ(.tvmwi f Jk MclL'Li.6 E. Gannon, JJr.. Thcma.6 S. H eltll1.ng ~o e, John V. McCJt.indle. ~ Mi.~a.e.l. T. RotU!h ~ Jame.A R. RobVLt.6 Ke,Uh E. Smith t1 Q 224 NoJLth Wili.e:tt Memph.U, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38112 ASM 1877 Eve.tyn Ave. Memph.U, Tn. ASM Accountant Mempkl6, Tn. 38114 ,(} -+-- l f)/n. ~!~ I - I 9 /-tJ ~ .UJ91--1LMtipl~~e~H~~'-U-~9~~~.M~em"""p~htJSh' ~,-n.--:.__.;:;_;;;~~ I.I.>~ . Mu.n6o.Jr.d. Tn. 38058 3 317 Cltai.n Cove Me.mphl6, Tn. Mempkl6, Tn . 38128 111 S. HoUY14o od Mempkl6, Tn. Memphl6, Tn. 38112 ASM VE Boy Scou.U 8500 MlUb1tanch Memphl6, Tn. ASM Su.peJr.vl6oJr. Sou.;ha.ven, /.t6. 38671 , m () :g j& a J 1rJ l~t1- /7c ..c-4 f°"'6c..a2i.-1"-ratt"""""'rrot,..,wmr-o.rn?t:~.->Mmem~p""hiz'~,'""'tli~. N J ASM f V.U .tJLlbut.Um Me:ph.iA, r~. 3B12a ManageJL ----- --- -------------------------- --------- ----------- ------ ------ --------------- --- BOB(;)H ITE PATROL ~ Kenne.th L. W.inkleJr. l.~ Robell.t B. Wa..t6on, J1t. 3178 Wutell.e Memphl6, Tn. Mem phl6, Tn. 38128 6-74-Sl::, Augaa:titc~ Sq ~l" . "() 114mpn.u, r.i. 3B 1 e4- , tJ ' ·~c/ ·J o f~ ll-11 ~ cc MC ..... .... •""'"" .. ·~ ~ · ... ~h.Ue Pa.:tJr.ol, Con.tlnued £:> John 1. Hen.de!t4on,S1t. B. C. Jenning~ (}b O~caJL She6~ky 0 Bob Moo/le \]> Andlt.ew A. 0 /U'rll, by, JJt. rt:t: 2 Box n 11 Ma!Uon, Alt., 72364 Memphl6, Tn. ASM Tn. COMM. 3043 COILVu.6 Loop Memph.U, Mlf.Llrtgton, Tn. 38053 2467 InveJuVty Memphl6, Tn . SM Memph.Ui, Tn. 38138 P.O. Box 398' Memph.Ui, Tn . OE -$ eMtQ b; 6 3 M6. 3~ 529 5 Swvr.a.y V1t. Memph.Ui, Tn. 38118 Memphl6, Tn. SM u Os I MaJLine.6 Civil. Enghte.e!L Boy Sc.ou.t.6 Head Com pu.te.IL OpelULtoJt ~;~~;;-;~~;~~---------------~~;~~-;:~-;;.;.;;-iif ~Jj?Zt;;;::;;-,j-:..-3: j~ ----------- ~ Jam~ · a. 6a.il!..ey ~812 Wltib&ttg Al1t:. Memph.Ui, Tn. ASM He.a.t.lng s Ai.JI.. c. Chalttu E. Cha.6.ta.in NO 2620 School Ave. Memph.Ui, Tn. ASM Lab Te.c.hnlc.lan Memphlh, Tn. 38112 i) chaltlu O. McPhe.Jr.6on €) 3130 Pebble. Beach Cv.Memph.Ui, Tn . ASM ClJt.cu..lt CoUJLt Memph.Ui, Tn. 38118 Judge. ~ c. S. Sulllvan 1943 Pea.body Memph.u, Tn . CM Eng.i.ne.elt - ~ ._J lf'.J F ltaJ'lk J. Men.6.i. I )Jt. Memph.Ui, Tn. 38104 3951 Pipp.i.n Memph.u, Tn. ASM Ei.e.ct:Jric.lan Memph.Ui, Tn. 38128 E.e.ltu Ca!Ltvr., J1t . ,J o 1642 Rozelle Cove. Memphl6, Tn. TRNG. Po4.tal CleJLk Memphl6, Tn . 38114 Rob eJLt L e.e. 4564 E. Holmu Memph.Ui, Tn. SM Memph.i.6 , Tn. 38118 "3710 Quee.Mland' Memph.<A, Tn. VE Memphi6, Ttt. 38116 Jamu C. Nolen lJ O Boy Sc.ou..U -------------- -- -------------------------------------------------------------------- OWi. PATROL (b HaNUJ F. Spech.t, J1t. 3708 Wh-ltehoJtn Cove Memphlh, Tn. 38134 Memph.i.6, Tn. SM U. S. Na.vy ~ Ec!J. oaJtd Ja.c.k Only 71 S Pe..t~on Lake Rd. Memph.U, Tn. TC School PILincipal Co.f.ii..e.llv.l.lte., Tn. 38017 fi:J OW. S. WaM, III @ 549 S. Be.lvede.lle Mempft.u, Tn. TC Phy4icUvt. Memphi.6, Tn. 38104 •• Q, V.lck Ru.6h 5680 Happt Hollow Ln.Memph.Ui, Tn. SM 1 ~ .tA.L.Lc..toJt Memphl6, n. 38134 S .ta,t e. T e.c.h ..J M.vtv.ln L. Camp ~ 6314 Leamon.t V1t. Memph.U, Tn. TC U. S. Navy Mlf.Llrtg.ton, Tn. 38053 "" • • r BEAR PATROL ~ VeJIJMd W. Bed6oltd ~ Jamu F. Hoppvr. Ch.a.Jtlu E. Smlth ~ o ~ S CD .tt. T l.Vl.nVt ft:> Malt. v.ln V. Mllu 0 Ea.Jtl Thoma.6 Hoplt.Ui.6 \l Q> E. V. Elmo~ ... I " .--... : 7927 Ca.talina. · Memph.U, Tn. COMM. U. S. Navy Uil..U.ngt:on , Tn. 38053 3 8 o 7 W yc.hemeJtQ. Memph.i..6,Tn. 38128 Memph.iA,Tn. SM 3285 No.U.On Rd . Memph.U, Mempfz..<A, Tn. 38109 4100 St:. i'i'CJfee # 2 Mempkl6, Mempfi..<A , Tn. 38122 5611 Loch Lomond Rd. Memp/U.6, Memph.U, Tn. 381 7 6 5149 S.te.uven V~. Memph..i.4, Memph.U, Tn. 38134 2584 Ma.d.l&on Me»J>h.U, Memphl6, Tn. 38112 ,., l I 0 ~ o Tn. ASM Tn. OE Tn. MC Tn. ASM Tn. ASM Sh ee:t Me.ta.£. S.tude.n.:t Boy Scou.t.6 Ca.1tpVl.teJt SwUc.hma.n sa..eumali 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 1977 Title A name given to the resource 1977 WB Course SE-171 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/95d6ead7af22a4a903fa4ca48e88c9c7.pdf d41ade44f1fed3876d1f4fe8fc00ab0f PDF Text Text ROS~R WOOD-B"ADGE COUP.SE NO . SE 205 CAMP CURRIER, EUDORA, M3 . APRIL - MAY, 1978 STAFF MEMBERS NAME (STAFF DUTY) HOME .ADDRESS, ZIP COUNCIL & NO. OCCUPATION SM 6895 Bolling Brook Cove Chickasaw 558 Germantown, Tn . 38138 Champion Products Area Manager A. Jan Thomas, Jr.SA Chickasaw 558 P. O. Box 1950 West Memphis, Ar. 72301 Attorney Amos Duncan SA 2915 Fargo Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38128 Chickasaw 558 Fine.nee Manager International Harv. Jim Stanford SA 6364 Forest Grove Chickasaw 558 Pediatrician Philip J. Early Memphis, Tennessee 38138 Thane Smith, Jr. Ben Barth .ASPL ~ Ulmer -Jean CC SPL 7223 Great Oaks Germantown, Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 · Real Estate 5104 Capen Memphis, Tn. 38118 Chickasaw 558 Telephone - 6908 Trowbridge Cove Chickasaw 558 Insure.nee Adjuster 1311 Mary Jane Rd. Memphis , Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Installer - Western Electric 2077 Kirby Parkwey Memphis, Tn. 38138 Chickasaw 558 Executive Moore of Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Bd. of Educ. Psychiatrist 5508 Murff Memphis, Tn. 38117 Chickasaw 558 Auditor Internal Revenue 1892 Eldorado Memphis, Tn. 38128 Chickasaw 558 Electrician Board of Education 3555 Chickasaw 558 Salesman 3597 Claymore, Apt. 1 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Professional Scouter 2046 Tammwood Chickasaw 558 Professional Scocter Germantown, i'n . 38138 CC Bill Lloyd Hal Farnsworth CC CC Bill Duvall Roy West cc CC Keith Bates Bill Caldwell QA Midland Memphis , Tn . 38111 Mike Roach .~3111 ~ Q.P.1 Robinson PA l~In?!liS, Tn •' 38116 Crat'tsm~ �COURSE MEMBERS ~-:... f; ~ f)M-~ *Name Cert . No. :. EAVER PATROL ~«~J. Homa Address Cityl State/Zip ..--- COUNCIL NAME/NO. Scouting Headquarters City Position Occupation SE-205-1 3426 Luzon St. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis TC PhB.-""'Jll.8.cist Hara.way SE-205- 2 8667 Thor Road Chickasaw 558 Cordova, Tn . 38018 Memphis TC Comptroller Charles Howard SE-205-3 3799 Hyacinth Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 V.emphis SM Truck Driver G. Lee Lewter SE-205-4 4807 Amboy Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis TC Electrician ~ w. E. Neal, Jr. SE-205-5 3469 Northmoor Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis ASM Fireman SE-205- 6 Chickasaw 558 Box 935 West Mphs.Ar.72301 Memphis ASM Student SE-205-7 7252 Benjestown Chickasaw 558 Millington,Tn38053 Memphis SM Fireman 1933 Nantucket Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38109 Memphis ASM Police Of:f5.cer 5307 Lexie Cove Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis TC Electronics Technician 8560 Cedar Cl. E. Chickasaw 558 Southaven, ·Ms38671 liEmphis ASM Mechanic SC Real Estate Consultant 2983 Egan Dr. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis ASM Purchasing Agent E. Copel.and 0 Coy N. ~o P> ,.9 Mark Richardson BOB WHITE PATROL ~ Leonard M. Brady ~o -lliam L. Harris c• SE-205-8 ~ Sam W. Johnson, Jr SE-205-9 Travis W. Lacy James F. McLain (b Farris "3Q SE-205-10 SE-205-11 P. O. Box 171371 Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis W. Poole SE- 205-12 Richard S. Todd SE-205-13 4462 Riche Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis ASM Instrument Technician SE-205-14 300 Barry Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38ll7 Memphis ASM Salesman 3701 Y.ildee Cv. Chickase.w 558 Me-J:Iphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis TC 3649 Mccorkle SM ~ EAGLE PATROL ~ Jay Blondie ~o • Charles Caldwell SE-205-15 F . A. Flo·,.,.ers SE-205-16 Greg W. Granger ..:io \.)~ SE-205-17 1-~cmphis, Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis 1315 Mossbrook #7 Chicknsa~ 558 Memphis, Tn. 38134 ~empnis Vice Pres. Brookhaven Lumber Prof. Scouter �, (~ ~GLE PATROL, -- continu~d .-" JBl!les B. Laycock SE- 205- 18 5812 Foxdale Memphis , Tn . 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis TC Businessman ~ SE- 205- 19 4260 Shelby Rd . Millington, Tn 38053 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM El ectronics I nst. - ~ravy Cleve Turner, III -------------------------------~----------------------- --- ----------- ---------------- FOX PATROL ~o Jerry K. Bratcher SE- 205- 20 .,.t;:!;{~i.I f) Howard ~ Davis SE-205- 21 Christopher Holley SE-205- 22 (2> Gerald E. Meeks Chickasaw 558 "IOb -Memphi :! , '!'n, 38104 2109 Bartlett Rd. Memphis, Tn. 38134 Chi ckasaw 558 Memphis 3261 Hickory Cr eek Dr .Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis SE- 205- 23 328 Ma.nor Cove Marion, Ark. 72364 I) \ a,,__Q_ ;2 rJO Gerald R. Meixner SE- 205- 24 ~!9 Tl afalga1 Memphis, 'Pn. 3~4 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Lht. .,Chickasaw ,.1J c, J- J~ 558 (~oe"n.nis G. Sanders ~ SE- 205- 25 TC Court Report er Memphi s SM Accountant ASM Chemist Sales Rep . DC I Memph~s l.161 Finch Cove Memphis , Tn. 38127 Chi ckasaw 558 Memphis WL Buyer ASM Key Punch Oper. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OWL PATROL ~ J. B. Cuthbertson " ~ Donald W. Joyner 2167 Woodside Dr. Chickasaw 558 Germantown, Tn. 38138 Memphis SE- 205- 27 2138 Florette Dr . Memphi s, Tn. 38116 19 Joe M: Pipkin, J r . SE- 205- 28 J . B. Richardson .CJ James F. Tyler ~ Robert Yahola • ~ -- SE- 205-26 \fJ . Chickasaw 558 _ ;- ~mphi s .., ' i ' I Memplfr5;-...;... Tn .;..;.- =-3·m:o4 r ~ :tv-' SM Engineer ASM Regional Dir . -. . ~icta.phone . 1 t.:..1,' ~'-' 1(;-"i ,.....:~ .~' Chickasaw 558 Memphis . '"" ASM Casulty Undervri ter SE-205- c.9 Box 935 Chickasaw 558 West Memphis,Ar 72301 Memphis SM Salesman SE- 205.30 1979 Nellie Memphis , Tn. 38116 Chickasaw 558 Memphis TC SE- 205- 31. 2509 Jenwood Memphis, Tn. 38134 Chickasaw 558 Memphis ASM Induetria.1 Engineer Claim Adj uster �(. .r . (>:> \. ..:---, ·~ BF.AR PATROL Max B. Aycock Paul Engstrom ~ Lawson Earl Hayes SE- 205- 32 6242 Cheekwood Memphi s , Tn . 38134 ,.'IJ SE-205- 33 2270 Elzey Memphis , Tn . 38104 SE-205- 34 Chi ckasaw 558 ASM Family Counsel or Memphis Chick.a.saw 558 }.femphis ADE St udent 4579 Willow Rd . Chickasaw 558 ASM Memphis , Tn. 38117 Memphis Truck Driver \Jo Sam W. Johnson, Sr SE- 205- 35 5307 Lexie Cove Chickasaw 558 ASM Retir ed Memphis, Tn . 38116 Memphis tP Chick asaw 558 Memphis SM u.s. Chickasaw 558 4464 Princeton Memphi s , Tn . 38117 TC Construct ion Kenneth L. Reinard SE- 205- 36 815 Balfour Rd. West lemphis , Ar 72301 (b Thomas E. Si sson, J r SE-205-37 Marine Corps � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 NAME (STAFF DUTY) Philip J. Early SM A. Jan Thomas, Jr.SA Amos Duncan SA Jim Stanford SA Thane Smith, Jr. SPL Ben Barth .ASPL - ~ Jean Ulmer CC Bill Lloyd CC Hal Farnsworth CC Bill Duvall CC Roy West cc Keith Bates CC Bill Caldwell QA Mike Roach Q.P.1 . ~3111 Robinson PA ~ ROS~R WOOD-B"ADGE COUP.SE NO . SE 205 CAMP CURRIER, EUDORA, M3 . APRIL - MAY, 1978 STAFF MEMBERS HOME .ADDRESS, ZIP COUNCIL & NO. OCCUPATION 6895 Bolling Brook Cove Chickasaw 558 Germantown, Tn . 38138 Champion Products Area Manager P. O. Box 1950 Chickasaw 558 Attorney West Memphis, Ar. 72301 2915 Fargo Rd. Chickasaw 558 Fine.nee Manager International Harv. Memphis, Tn. 38128 6364 Forest Grove Chickasaw 558 Pediatrician Memphis, Tennessee 38138 7223 Great Oaks Germantown, Tn . 38138 5104 Capen Memphis, Tn. 38118 6908 Trowbridge Cove Germantown, i'n . 38138 1311 Mary Jane Rd. Memphis , Tn. 38116 2077 Kirby Parkwey Memphis, Tn. 38138 5508 Murff Memphis, Tn. 38117 1892 Eldorado Memphis, Tn. 38128 3555 Midland Memphis , Tn . 38111 3597 Claymore, Apt. 1 Memphis, Tn. 38116 2046 Tammwood l~In?!liS, Tn •' 38116 Chickasaw 558 · Real Estate Chickasaw 558 Telephone - Crat'tsm~ Chickasaw 558 Insure.nee Adjuster Chickasaw 558 Installer - Western Electric Chickasaw 558 Executive Moore of Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis Bd. of Educ. Psychiatrist Chickasaw 558 Auditor Internal Revenue Chickasaw 558 Electrician Board of Education Chickasaw 558 Salesman Chickasaw 558 Professional Scoute r Chickasaw 558 Professional Scocter ~-:... f; ~ f)M-~ *Name Cert . No. :. EAVER PATROL ~«~J. E. Copel.and 0 Coy N. Hara.way Cha rles Howard P> G. Lee Lewter ~ w. E. Neal, Jr. Mark Richardson BOB WHITE PATROL ~ Leonard M. Brady c • -lliam L. Harris Sam W. J ohnson, Jr Travis W. Lacy James F. McLain (b Farris W. Poole Richard S. Todd EAGLE PATROL ~ Jay Blondie Charles Ca ldwell • F . A. Flo·,.,.ers SE-205-1 SE-205 - 2 ~o SE-205-3 SE-205-4 SE-2 05-5 ,.9 SE-205- 6 SE-205-7 ~o SE-205-8 ~ SE-205-9 "3 Q SE-205-10 SE-205-11 SE- 205-12 ~ SE-205-13 SE-205-14 ~o SE-20 5-15 ..:i o SE-205-16 \.)~ COURSE MEMBERS Homa Address Cityl State/Zip COUNCIL NAME/NO. Scouting Headquarters City Position Occupation .. --- 3426 Luzon St. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis 8667 Thor Road Chickasaw 558 Cordova, Tn . 38018 Memphis 3799 Hyacinth Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 V.emphis 4807 Amboy Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis 3469 Northmoor Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis Box 935 Chickasaw 558 West Mphs.Ar.72301 Memphis 7252 Benjestown Chickasaw 558 Millington,Tn38053 Memphis 1933 Nantucke t Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38109 Memphis 5307 Lexie Cove Chickasaw 55 8 Memphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis 8560 Cedar Cl. E. Chickasaw 558 Southaven, · Ms38671 liEmphis P. O. Box 171371 Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38117 Memphis 2983 Egan Dr. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38118 Memphis 4462 Riche Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis 300 Barry Rd. Chickasaw 558 Memphis, Tn. 38ll7 Memphis 3701 Y.ildee Cv. Chickase.w 558 Me-J:Iphis, Tn. 38128 Memphis 3649 Mccorkle Chickasaw 558 1-~cmphis, Tn. 38116 Memphis TC TC SM TC ASM ASM SM ASM TC ASM SC ASM ASM ASM TC SM PhB.-""'Jll.8.cist Comptroller Truck Driver Electrician Fireman Student Fireman Police Of:f5. cer Electronics Technician Mechanic Real Estate Consultant Purchasing Agent Instrument Technician Salesman Vice Pres. Brookhaven Lumber Prof. Scouter Greg W. Granger SE-205-17 1315 Mossbrook #7 Chicknsa~ 558 Memphis, Tn. 38134 ~empnis (~ ~GLE PATROL, continu~d .-" JBl!les B. Laycock SE - 205- 18 , -- 5812 Foxdale Memphis , Tn . 38118 Chickasaw 558 Memphis TC Business man ~ Cleve Turner, III SE- 205 - 19 4260 Shelby Rd . Millington, Tn 38053 Chickasaw 558 Memphis SM El ectronics I nst. - ~ravy ------- - -- --- ------------------~ ------------------ -------- ----------- ------ ---------- FOX PATROL ~o Jerry K. Bratcher SE- 205 - 20 .,.t;:!;{~i.I Chickasaw 558 -Memphi :! , '!'n, 38104 "I Ob Memphi s TC Court Report e r f) Howard Davis SE-205 - 21 2109 Bartlett Rd. Chi ckasaw 558 SM Accountant Memphis Memphis, Tn. 38134 ~ Christopher Holley SE-205- 22 3261 Hickory Cr eek Dr . Chickasaw 558 ASM Chemist Memphis, Tn. 38138 Memphis (2> Gerald E. Meeks SE- 205 - 23 rJO Gerald R. Meixner SE- 205- 2 4 (~oe"n.nis G. Sanders SE- 205- 25 ~ 328 Ma.nor Cove Chickasaw 558 Marion, Ark. 72364 Memphis I) \ a,,__Q_ ;2 Lht ..., , .. 1J c, J- J ~ I ~!9 Tl afalga1 - Chickasaw 558 Memphis, 'Pn. 3~4 Memph~s l.161 Finch Cove Memphis , Tn. 38127 Ch i ckasaw 558 Memphis DC Sales Rep . WL Buyer ASM Key Punch Oper. -------------- ------------ --- ----- --- -- -- -------- ---------- --------------------------- OWL PATROL ~ J. B. Cuthbertson SE- 205-26 2167 Woodside Dr. Chickasaw 558 SM Engineer Germantown, Tn. 381 38 Memphis " Donald W. Joyner SE - 205- 27 2138 Florette Dr . Chickasaw 558 ASM Regional Dir . Memphi s, Tn. 38116 _ ;- ~mphi s -. . ~icta.phone 19 ...., ' ' . 1 t.:..1,- . ~ Joe M: Pipkin, J r . SE - 205 - 28 . I r :tv- ~'-' 1(;-"i ,.....:~ .~' ' '"" i '' ~ Chickasaw 558 ASM Casulty Memplfr5;-...;...Tn.;..;.-=-3·m:o4 Memphis Undervri ter \fJ J . B. Richardson SE-205 - c.9 Box 935 Chickas aw 558 SM Salesman .CJ James F. Tyler ~ Robert Yahola • ~ -- West Memphis,Ar 72301 Memphis SE- 205.30 1979 Nellie Memphis , Tn. 38116 SE- 205- 31. 2509 Jenwood Memphis, Tn. 38134 Chickasaw 558 Memphis Chickasaw 558 Memphis TC Claim Adj uster ASM Induetria.1 Engineer .r . \. ·~ ..:---, (. BF.AR PATROL Max B. Ayc ock SE- 205 - 32 6242 Cheekwood (>:> Memph i s , Tn . 38134 Paul Engstrom ,.'IJ SE-205 - 33 2270 Elzey Memphis , Tn . 38104 ~ Lawson Earl Hayes SE-205 - 34 4579 Willow Rd . 38117 Memphis , Tn . \Jo Sam W. J ohnson, Sr SE- 205- 35 5307 Lexie Cove Memp his, Tn . 38116 tP Kenneth L . Reinard SE - 205 - 36 815 Balfour Rd . West lemphis , Ar 72 301 Ch i ckasaw 558 ASM Family Counsel or Memphis Chick.a.s aw 558 ADE St udent }.fe mphis Chickasaw 558 ASM Truck Driver Memphis Chickasaw 558 AS M Retir ed Memp his Chick asaw 558 SM Memp his u.s . Ma rine Corps (b Thomas E. Si sson, J r SE-205-37 4464 Princeton Chickasaw 558 TC Memph i s , Tn . 38117 Construc t ion 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 1978 Title A name given to the resource 1978 WB Course SE-205 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b73ce0d6602ff9c3ec395ff7cd365cb0.pdf 2c2ca2eb7a92481c36db7a079ce7b108 PDF Text Text 1L I # ,. I Wood Badge Course No. SE-224 Camp Tallaba - Delta Area Counci l Mar 10-11, Mar· 23-25, Apr 6-8, 1979 STAFF MIMBERS ··SM Kenneth B. Savage of( Tomny Joe Ray ASM fl ( Route 6, Box 316 A Oxford , MS 38655 Yocona 748 Tupelo , MS thiiver sity Prof esso~J :r • Des~gn Louisv ille, MS 39339 Route 3, Box 771 Greenv ille, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS Artist H02 Och Avetnfe ft,JNINsit>Y--,~ <?. ,Clevel and, MS 3i732- Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS Distric t Execut ive Gk o~o- ~ <:!.o~ I t;s 1/- -#-I f> etc ..i ¥\I -~ t I -"'" ·· ~ Pushma taha 691 Columbus, MS C/C i/l -. ·~ Hyw 15 N•• Rt. 1, Box ·15a ASPL fC. -~ ~!>, . Lawyer ·P.O. Box 455 Oxford , MS 38655 •• '~ Researc h Agronom~t.->.. . f'~ ~ · ')~ Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS SPL Tommy Glasco Engine er K... C/C 205 Lakeview Drive Leland , MS 38756 I Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS Lab Techni cian Robert Smith €> K.. C/C Pushma taha 691 Columbus, MS Supv. Freigh t Specia list Troy Catchin gs C/C Route 6, Box 467-l l Columbus, MS 39701 ""· \ 102 McKinley Clarks dale, MS 38614 ~ Delta 300 Program Directo r Dick Ti.pton ot<_ C/C Staplec otton, Inc. Green~ood, MS 38930 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS David Morris ' Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS 356 N. Camwyn Drive Greenv ille, MS 38701 Fred C. DeLong ()I( Ronnie Holmes 129 Fitzhug h Street Leland , MS 38756 ,!6f Army Techni cian ASM Q -. Counci l No. Yocona 748 Tupelo , MS Eugene Oxnam Roger Wiggin s Ho111e address Staff dut Name D Clarks dale, MS Cotton Market �I I STAFF MEMBERS contin ued Staff duty Home addres s Counci.l Ho. Occup ation AVAC Techn ician · Jolm Edwards i4S2 Kayil, n Drive .Gca.. w.lle, MS 38701 Delta 300 Joe S. Cook Cf( P.O. Box 4743 G-V Distr ict Execu tive Green ville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarks dale. MS Clarks dale, MS l I I Lou Zehnd er QM 210 Colon ial Road Oxford ; MS 38655 Yocona 748 Tupelo . MS Insura nce Agent I John Castle n OJC. QM 924 s. Washin gton Avenue Green ville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS Ret. U.S. Army I I I I I I I I I I �· 8~ ~ COURSE MEMBERS Council Name & No. Headquarters City Scouting Position 500 Percy Street Indianola, MS 38751 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SM Farmer 2552 Countrywood Dr • Greenville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Comm. Salesman SE-224-3 Route 1, Box 68 Leland, MS 38756 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS ASM Insurance salesman Paul Taylor 6>/( SE-224-4 Route 1, Box 132 Steens, MS 39766 Pushmataha 169 Columbus, HS ASM Fitter Mike .:Iischer e K.. - SE-224-5 69 Delta Avenue Clarksdale, MS 38614 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SM Finance Manager David Tubb SE-224-6 608 s. Court st., Apt. 1 Cleveland, MS 38732 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SM 6 Bob McEachern SE-224-7 1208 Farmer StJ:eet Cleveland, MS 38732 Delta 300 Clarksdale , MS ASM Fam Bureau Insurance v James w. "Trip" Edwards SE-224-8 633 Sewanee Greenville, MS 38701 Delta .300 Clarksdale, MS Comm. Self employed BK.. SE-224.:..9 1000 Medallion Dr. Greenwood, MS 3893Q Delta 300 Clarksdale , MS ASM SE-224-10 P.O. Box 86 Potts Camp, 'KS 386.59 Yocona 748 Tupelo, MS SE-224-11 808 W. 2nd Street Clarksdale, MS 3861~ Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS 2231 Haycraft St. Greenville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Cert. No. Home address, City, ·state, ZIP SE-224-1 Chrls .._ Glasco SE-224-2 Jerry Long Occupation BEA.VER PATROL ---,(/) 6 t" Les Fletcher cl( ~ D /!J 0 ~0 J . BOBWHITE PATROL v -v f) o / 0 t!i e Bob Logan -- Louie Potts ~K ----- Leon Shaifer OKI Charles Sullivan 0 /{ SE-224-12 Naval Officer (ret.) . Comm • Personnel Director Dist. District Executive Dist. Exec. �COURSE MEMBERS continu ed Cert. No. Name ) EAGLE PATROL ! Mike Cordel l (j Scoutin g Positio n Occupa tion Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS Committ. Attorne y BJ.lly House <PJ( SE-224 -14 313 Pearson Avenue Clarksd~e, MS 38614 Delta 300 Clarke dale, MS - SM Mechanic Laurel Koll 0 /( SE-224 -15 Box 3 Rulevi lle, MS 38771 Delta 300 Clarke dale, MS SM Self employed V , Donald J. Little( ) k SE-224 -16 Route 1 Charle ston, MS Delta 300 Clarksd ale, MS Ranger Ranger , BSA 6 ,Ai\ Lovele ss {) /( SE-224 -17 410 MacArt hur Ave. Greenwood, MS 38930 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS ASM Teache r Box 2043 Arcola , MS 38722 Delta 300 Clarksd ale, MS Cub Master R.. N. SE- 224-19 712 Havana Street . Greenv ille, MS 38701 Delta 300 ASM Studen t SE-224 -20 323 Harvey Street Grenad a, MS 38201 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS SM Person nel SE-224 -21 1612 S. Lynn Circle Greenv ille, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS SM SaleSVlan SE-224 -22 112 Creekm ore Rd. Greenv ille, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarks dale, MS 305 Willero y Street Leland , MS 38756 D~lta -, vfy Council Name & No. Headqu arters City 1158 John Street Greenv ille, MS 38701 P. 0 City, State, ZIP SE-224 -13 V"i?> v5 Rome addres s, 0 Ronald Yarboro ugh O(( SE-224 -18 '- FOX PATROL John Charle s "Chad" Ammons, Jr. v V!J ~ton Harbin .b ?( {7 Wallace Morse -16 fO - Ro.y Purvis --- .0 I ( Paul C. Quimby, Jr . oil SE-224 -23 Clarksdale~ MS 300 Clarked ale, MS Welding Supply ASM Agric. R.esearc h �COURSE MEMBERS continued ' Cert. No. - Name Rome address, Cit State SIP Council Name & No. Head uarters Cit Scouting Positi on Occu ation OWL PATROL SE-224-24 1002 Leflore Greenwood, MS 38930 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS ASM Student S!-224-25 800 Maple SM Attorney Cleveland_, MS 38732 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SE-224-26 Box 596, Route 3 Greenville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS ASM Transportation Dispatcher SE-224-27 816 Meyer Street Greenville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS ASM Radio Engineer SE-224-28 P.O. Box 490 Moorhead, MS 38761 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SM Farmer, Insurance Agent SE-224-29 1403 Lamar Street Cleveland, MS 38732 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS ASM Pharmacist SE-224-30- 104 Mimosa Drive Leland, MS 38756 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SM ForestGeneticist 0 Harold Mitchell_ SE-224-31 1757 Pinewood Drive Greenville, MS 38701 Delta 300 Clat'ksdale, MS Cub Master Attorney () Smith Murphy, IV 0/ ( SE-224-32 Box 207 Sumner, MS 38957 Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS SM Farmer SM Merchant Potts Camp, MS 38659 Yocona 748 Tupelo, KS ~lta ASM Glass Sales Bill Carr v Jc1.· ~8 Sen Griffith .-~ @O f3 pi13.51P () /(_ Rel+ HallllllOnd John Marchesini f> /( Doug Russell ol (_ ~treet BEAR PATROL John V"" (/) v fl> ~bell -- Bob Ferguson tP J( M1hard Rhoden - SE-224-34 1608 ·S. Lynn Circle Greenville, MS 38701 300 Clarksdale, MS � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 1 L I ' # I ,. Wood Badge Course No. SE-224 Camp Tallaba - Delta Area Council Mar 10-11, Mar · 23-25, Apr 6-8, 1979 Name Staff dut Kenneth B. Savage of( ··SM Tomny Joe Ray fl ( ASM Eugene Oxnam ASM Fred C. De Long ()I( SPL Roger Wiggins Q fC. ASPL STAFF MIMBERS Ho111e address 129 Fitzhugh Street Leland, MS 38756 Route 6, Box 316 A Oxford, MS 38655 ·P.O. Box 455 Oxford, MS 38655 356 N. Camwyn Drive Greenville, MS 38701 Hyw 15 N •• Rt. 1, Box ·15a Louisville, MS 39339 Tommy Glasco C/C Route 3, Box 771 Greenville, MS 38701 Gk o~ o- ~ <:!.o~ I t;s 1/- -#-I Ronnie Holmes David Morris D K... Robert Smith €> K.. Troy Catchings Dick Ti.pton ot<_ f> etc ..i ¥\I H02 Och Avetnfe ft,JNINsit>Y--,~ <?. ,Cleveland, MS 3i732- C/C C/C C/C C/C 205 Lakeview Drive Leland, MS 38756 I Route 6, Box 467-ll Columbus, MS 39701 ""· 102 McKinley \ Clarksdale, MS 38614 ~ Staplecotton, Inc. Green~ood, MS 38930 Council No. Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Yocona 748 Tupelo, MS Yocona 748 Tupelo, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Pushmataha 691 Columbus, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Pushmataha 691 Columbus, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS ,!6f '~ •• - . -~ Research Agronom~t.- >. . . f'~ ~ · ')~ . ~!>, i/l thiiversity Prof esso~J t -~ ·~ -"'" :r • I - . ·· ~ Army Technician Lawyer Des~gn Engineer Artist District Executive Lab Technician Supv. Freight Specialist Program Director Co tton Market Staff duty Jolm Edwards Joe S. Cook Cf( Lou Zehnder QM John Castlen OJC. QM STAFF MEMBERS continued Home address i4S2 Kayil,n Drive .Gca..w.lle, MS 38701 P.O. Box 4743 G-V Greenville, MS 38701 210 Colonial Road Oxford; MS 38655 924 s. Washington Avenue Greenville, MS 38 701 Counci.l Ho. Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale. MS Yocona 748 Tupelo. MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Occupation AVAC Technician · District Executive Insurance Agent Ret. U.S. Army I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I · 8~ ~ COURSE MEMBERS Cert. Home address, Council Name & No. Scouting No. City, · state, ZIP Headquarters City Position Occupation BEA.VER PATROL 6 Les Fletcher cl( SE-224-1 500 Percy Street Delta 300 SM Farmer ---- Indianola, MS 38751 Clarksdale, MS ,(/) Chrls Glasco SE-224-2 2552 Countrywood Dr • Delta 300 Comm. Salesman .._ Greenville, MS 3870 1 Clarksdale, MS t" ~ D Jerry Long SE-224-3 . Route 1, Box 68 Delta 300 ASM Insurance Leland, MS 38756 Clarksdale, MS salesman /!J 0 J Paul Taylor 6>/( SE-224-4 Route 1, Box 132 Pushmataha 169 ASM Fitter Steens, MS 39766 Columbus, HS ~ 0 Mike .:Iischer e K.. - SE-224-5 69 Delta Avenue Delta 300 SM Finance Manager Clarksdale, MS 38614 Clarksdale, MS David Tubb SE-224-6 608 s. Court st., Delta 300 SM Apt. 1 Clarksdale, MS Cleveland, MS 38732 BOBWHITE PATROL v 6 Bob McEachern SE-224-7 1208 Farmer StJ:eet Delta 300 ASM Fam Bureau Cleveland, MS 38732 Clarksdale , MS Insurance v James w. "Trip" SE-22 4-8 633 Sewanee Delta .300 Comm. Self employed Edwards Greenville, MS 38701 Clarksdale, MS -v f) o Bob Logan BK.. SE-224.:..9 1000 Medallion Dr. Delta 300 ASM Greenwood, MS 3893Q Clarksdale, MS 0 Louie Potts ~K SE-224-10 P.O. Box 86 Yocona 748 Naval Officer -- Potts Camp, 'KS 386.59 Tupelo, MS (ret.) / t!i Leon Shaif er OK- SE-224-11 808 W. 2nd Street Delta 300 Dist. Personnel ----- Clarksdale, MS 3861~ Clarksdale, MS Director I . Comm • e Charles Sullivan 0 /{ SE-224-12 2231 Haycraft St. Delta 300 Dist. District Executive Gr eenville, MS 38701 Clarksdale, MS Exec COURSE MEMBERS continued Cert. Rome address, Council Name & No. Scouting Name No. City, State, ZIP Headquarters City Position Occupation ) EAGLE PATROL ! Mike Cordell SE-224-13 1158 John Street Delta 300 Committ. Attorney Greenville, MS 38701 Clarksdale, MS V"i?> BJ.lly House <PJ( SE-224-14 313 Pearson Avenue Delta 300 SM Mechanic -- Clarksd~e, MS 38614 Clarkedale, MS - v5 P. Laurel Koll 0 /( SE-224-15 Box 3 Delta 300 SM Self employed Ruleville, MS 38771 Clarkedale, MS 0 V , Donald J. Little() k SE-224-16 Route 1 Delta 300 Ranger Ranger, BSA , Charleston, MS Clarksdale, MS vfy 6 ,Ai\ Loveless {) /( SE-224-17 410 MacArthur Ave. Delta 300 ASM Teacher Greenwood, MS 38930 Clarksdale, MS (j 0 Ronald Yarborough O(( SE-224-18 Box 2043 Delta 300 Cub R.. N. '- Arcola, MS 38722 Clarksdale, MS Master FOX PATROL John Charles SE- 224-19 712 Havana Street . Delta 300 ASM Student "Chad" Ammons, Jr. Greenville, MS 38701 Clarksdale~ MS v V!J ~ton Harbin .b ?( SE-224-20 323 Harvey Street Delta 300 SM Personnel Grenada, MS 38201 Clarksdale, MS {7 Wallace Morse SE-224-21 1612 S. Lynn Circle Delta 300 SM SaleSVlan Greenville, MS 38701 Clarksdale, MS -16 Ro.y Purvis .0 I ( SE-224-22 112 Creekmore Rd. Delta 300 Welding Supply - Greenville, MS 38701 Clarksdale, MS fO Paul C. Quimby, Jr. oil SE- 224-23 305 Willeroy Street D~lta 300 ASM Agric. R.esearch --- Leland, MS 38756 Clarkedale, MS ' Cert. Name No. - OWL PATROL v Bill Carr Jc 1.· p i13 .51P SE-224-24 ~ 8 Sen Griffith () /(_ .-- S!-224-25 ~ Rel+ HallllllOnd SE-224-26 @ O John Marchesini f> /( SE-224-27 f3 Doug Russell ol (_ SE-224-28 BEAR PATROL V"" John ~bell SE-224-29 (/) Bob Ferguson tP J( -- SE-224-30 - 0 Harold Mitchell_ SE-224-31 v fl> () Smith Murphy, IV 0/ ( SE-224-32 M1hard Rhoden - SE-224-34 COURSE MEMBERS continued Rome address, Cit State SIP 1002 Leflore Greenwood, MS 38 9 30 800 Maple ~treet Cleveland_, MS 38732 Box 596, Route 3 Greenville, MS 38 701 816 Meyer Street Greenville, MS 38701 P.O. Box 490 Moorhead, MS 38761 1403 Lamar Street Cleveland, MS 387 32 104 Mimosa Drive Leland, MS 38756 1757 Pinewood Drive Greenville, MS 38701 Box 207 Sumner, MS 38957 Potts Camp, MS 38659 1608 ·S. Lynn Circ le Greenville, MS 38 701 Council Name & No. Head uarters Cit Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Delta 300 Clat'ksdale, MS Delta 300 Clarksdale, MS Yocona 748 Tupelo, KS ~lta 300 Clarksdale, MS Scouting Positi on ASM SM ASM ASM SM ASM SM Cub Master SM SM ASM Occu ation Student Attorney Transportation Dispatcher Radio Engineer Farmer, Insurance Agent Pharmacist Forest- Geneticist Attorney Farmer Merchant Glass Sales 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 1979 Title A name given to the resource 1979 WB Course SE-224 Camp Tallaha Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Camp Tallaha Wood Badge