upcoming events order of the arrow fall induction #2...spring induction #1 april 26—28, 2019...

August 24 — August 26, 2018

Theodore Naish Scout Reservation

Order of the Arrow

Fall Induction #2

Upcoming Events

6

Fall Induction #2 August 24-26, 2018

Fall Fellowship September 21-23, 2018

Vigil Banquet October 6th, 2017

NLS/DYLC (Parkville, Mo.) October 26-28, 2018

LLD Training November 16 -17, 2018

2018 Winter Banquet January 5, 2019

Section Conclave March 29—31 2019

Spring Induction #1 April 26—28, 2019

Spring Induction #2 May 17—19, 2019

Special Thanks To:

HOAC Print Shop

Lodge Ceremony Team and Dance Team

HOAC Volunteer Maintenance Membership Team

David Miller, Camp Naish Ranger Trading Post Staff

Nathan Roney, Kitchen Team OA Advisers

Chapel Service Team Lodge Executive Committee

Work Crew Leaders Lodge Staff Adviser

Runners, Elangomats & Nimats HOAC Climbing Committee

Table of Contents

Table of Contents pg. 2 Map of Camp Naish pg. 3 Letter from the Vice Chief pg. 4 District/Ceremony Grid pg. 5 District Abbreviation Key pg. 6 Ordeal Schedule pgs. 6 & 7 Order of the Arrow High Adventure Pg. 8 Brotherhood Schedule pgs. 8 & 9 Mission and Purpose Pg. 10 Unit Leaders Schedule pgs. 10 & 11 Non Arrowmen/Arrowmen Schedule pg. 12 Supplemental Programming pg. 13 Lodge Social Media pg. 13 Emergency Procedures pg. 14 Trading Post pg. 15 Service Corps pg.15

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What’s new at the Trading

Post?

New Arrivals and Old Favorites!

Fully Stocked OA Coups, Pocket Sashes & Arrowheads

Camping Equipment

Tech items

Items you forgot but need!

Friday

4:00-10:00 p.m.

Saturday

8:00 a.m.-11:50 a.m.

1:00 –4:50 p.m.

6:00-10:00 p.m.

Sunday

After Arrowman 101/202-10:15 a.m.

Tamegonit Lodge Service Corps

Answer the call to service and

participate in Service Corps. We plan

service opportunities throughout the

year in support of our Council Camps. Arrowmen and non-

Arrowmen are invited to participate. Come out as a Chapter,

Troop, or individual to join in the service and fellowship. For

more information watch the Tamegonit Lodge Facebook page or

email [email protected]

Emergency Procedures

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES: If we have to enact any emergency procedures this weekend, we will utilize shelters throughout Naish as follows:

*** For Friday night Ordeal Candidate groups ONLY:

- North Camp Candidate group will go to Cub World Storm Shelter

- South Camp Candidate groups will go to Campsite Chickasaw

To receive important SMS texting updates,

sign up by texting @oafall-2 to 81010

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District Campsite Shelter Big Muddy Cheyenne

Blue Elk Sioux

Frontier Cheyenne

Golden Eagle Osage

HOAC Cheyenne

High Trail Osage

Iron Horse Cherokee

Kaw Cheyenne

Lone Bear Cheyenne

Mormon Trail Cheyenne

Northern Lights Pawnee

Pelathe Cheyenne

Pioneer Trails Cheyenne

Shawnee Trails Apache

Soaring Eagle Delaware

Spirit Trail Delaware

Twin Rivers Cheyenne

Letter from the Vice Chief

Brothers, Welcome to Tamegonit Lodge’s Fall Induction #2 for 2018! Check in will start at 4:00 PM and end at 9:00 PM. If you are unsure on where activities will be located there is a map located on page 3 of this packet.

This weekend is a very busy weekend for everyone in and outside of the Lodge. There will be nearly 700 people in attendance this weekend. For those of you who are a member in our Order there will be 10 ceremonies taking place this weekend: 4 Pre-Ordeal, 3 Ordeal and 3 Brotherhood. All of these ceremonies will now be held at Whippoorwill Council Ring in an effort to expose more new members of the lodge to our Lodge’s council ring.

There are several other changes to note: We will be performing an Arrowmen service project in order to work on the Whippoorwill Trail on Saturday morning. This project is for youth and adult Arrowmen. We have consolidated and moved the Saturday cracker barrel later in hopes that the new Ordeals and Arrowmen can stay for multiple ceremonies and increase audience attendance.

This is also considered a troop-friendly campout, which means for those of you who are not in the Order will have activities to be a part of including Trail to Eagle. I hope you all enjoy this weekend full of Service and Brotherhood!

Yours in Brotherhood,

Brian Blood | Vice Chief of Inductions

Supplemental Programming

Arrowmen Service Project: The Lodge needs your help! Ar-rowmen on reservation are asked to assist with maintaining the trail to Whippoorwill. Meet Saturday morning at 8:30am at the head of the Whippoorwill Trail. Work gloves and water bottle needed. A great way to work towards earning the Lodge Service Coup. Trail to Eagle: Saturday 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM Need help working on your Knots, Lashings, or First aid? Training sessions will be held in the dining hall. Trail Hikes: For those interested in with enjoying nature and exploring the beautiful trails of Camp Naish. • Please visit the camp office to pick up a Rim Rock Trail Map

and notify the Campmasters that you are on the trail Gaga Ball: The Gaga ball court will be open throughout the in-duction weekend.

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Tamegonit Lodge Social Media Sites

Keep up with what’s going on in Tamegonit Lodge!

Facebook: search for@Tamegonit

Twitter: search for @Tamegonit147

Snapchat: search for Tamegonit Lodge

Instagram: search for @Tamegonit147

Tamegonit Lodge App: search Tamegonit Lodge Social

App in the Google Play or the App Store

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Non Arrowmen/Arrowmen Schedule

NOTE: Trail to Eagle program is offered as supplements to your Unit’s own planned program for your Scouts during the Induction Weekend. These activities should not be used as the primary programming for your Scouts who are not directly participating in any of the OA programs during the weekend.

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Friday

4:00 PM Check-in Begins Great House

6:45 PM Elangonmat Meeting Campfire Arena

6:45 PM Nimat Meeting Campsite Shawnee

6:45 PM Runner Meeting Campfire Arena

9:00 PM Check-in Ends Great House

10:30 PM Lights out/Gates closed Camp Naish

Saturday

6:45 AM Flag Raising Ceremony * Flag Mall

Color Guard - Please arrive 10 min. early Lodge Officers

7:00 AM Breakfast Dining Hall

SPT

8:30 AM - 11:00

AM

Arrowmen Service Project Meet at Whippoorwill

8:30 AM - 11:00

AM

Trail to Eagle Dining Hall

11:30 PM Lunch Dining Hall

SHT

4:45 PM Flag Lowering Ceremony * Flag Mall

Sign up at Leaders Meeting

5:00 PM Dinner Dining Hall

IH

9:15 PM - 11:00

PM

Cracker Barrel -- Review Chapter, Lodge,

and activity booths

Dining Hall KP - Please arrive 20 min.

early KW, LB, NL, SE

11:30 PM Lights out / Gates closed

Sunday

7:45 AM Flag Raising Ceremony * Flag MallSign up at Leaders Meeting


BE, GE, PT

9:00 AM Chapel * Dining HallFollowing Training - Troop assisted

camp cleanup workCamp Naish

9:15 AM Check-out Begins Great House

11:30 PM Check-out Ends Great House

12:00 PM Camp Closes Camp Naish

KP - Please arrive 20 min. early



Color Guard - Please arrive 10 min. early



Ordeal Schedule (Arrowmen Only)

(*Uniform required)

Unit Leaders Schedule (*Uniform required)

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District Key:

District Abrev District Abrev

Big Muddy BM Mormon Trail MT

Blue Elk BE Northern Lights NL

Frontier FR Pelathe PE

Golden Eagle GE Pioneer Trails PT

Heart of America Council HOAC Shawnee Trails SHT

High Trail HT Soaring Eagle SE

Iron Horse IH Spirit Trail SPT

Kaw KW Twin Rivers TR

Lone Bear LB

Friday



7:15 PM Group 1 Arrives * Campfire Arena SE, SHT

7:45 PM Group 2 Arrives * Campfire Arena BE, HT, NL, PT

7:45 PM Group 1 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex SE, SHT

8:00 PM Group 1 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex SE, SHT

8:15 PM Group 3 Arrives * Campfire Arena IH, KW, PE, TR

8:15 PM Group 2 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex BE, HT, NL, PT

8:30 PM Groupl 2 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex BE, HT, NL, PT

8:45 PM Group 4 Arrives * Campfire Arena BM, GE, LB, SPT

8:45 PM Group 3 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex IH, KW, PE, TR

8:45 PM Group 1 Bedded down Teepees SE, SHT

9:00 PM Group 3 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex IH, KW, PE, TR

9:15 PM Group 4 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex BM, GE, LB, SPT

9:15 PM Group 2 Bedded down McDonald BE, HT, NL, PT

9:30 PM Group 4 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex BM, GE, LB, SPT

9:45 PM Group 3 Bedded down Teepees IH, KW, PE, TR

10:15 PM Group 4 Bedded down McDonald BM, GE, LB, SPT

*Full Class A Uniform

Saturday

6:00 AM Ordeals drop gear/prepare for

work dayTroop campsites

6:45 AM Flag Raising Ceremony * Flag MallColor Guard - Please arrive 10 min.

early

Lodge Officers

6:45 AM Ordeals return to Campfire Arena Campfire Arena


SPT

8:30 AM -

11:00 AM

Arrowmen Service Project Meet at Whippoorwill

8:30 AM -

11:00 AM

Trail to Eagle Dining Hall

11:30 PM Lunch Dining Hall

SHT

4:00 PM Ordeal Workday ends/Dismissed

Campfire Arena to Campsites to

clean up

Campsites

4:45 PM Ordeals return to Campfire Arena Campfire Arena

4:45 PM Flag Lowering Ceremony * Flag Mall

Sign up at Leaders Meeting


IH

9:15 PM -

11:00 PMCracker Barrel -- Review Chapter,

Lodge, and activity booths

Dining Hall KP - Please arrive 15 min.

early KW, LB, NL, SE


Sunday

7:45 AM Flag Raising Ceremony * Flag MallSign up at Leaders Meeting


BE, GE, PT

9:00 AM Chapel * Dining HallFollowing Chapel Arrowman

101/202Dining Hall

Following Training - Troop assisted

camp cleanup workCamp Naish

9:15 AM Check-out Begins Great House

11:30 PM Check-out Ends Great House








Ordeal Schedule (Arrowmen Only) (*Uniform required)

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Unit Leaders Schedule (*Uniform required)

Mission & Purpose of the Order of the Arrow

For over 100 years, the Order of the Arrow (OA) has recognized Scouts and Scout-ers who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives. This recogni-tion provides encouragement for others to live these ideals as well. Arrowmen are known for maintaining camping traditions and spirit, promoting year-round and long term resident camping, and providing cheerful service to others. OA service, activities, adventures, and training for youth and adults are models of quality lead-ership development and programming that enrich and help to extend Scouting to America's youth.

Mission

The mission of the Order of the Arrow is to fulfill its purpose as an integral part of the Boy Scouts of America through positive youth leadership under the guidance of selected capable adults.

Purpose

As Scouting’s National Honor Society, our purpose is to:

Recognize those who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives and through that recognition cause others to conduct themselves in a way that warrants similar recognition.

Promote camping, responsible outdoor adventure, and environmental steward-ship as essential components of every Scout’s experience, in the unit, year-round, and in summer camp.

Develop leaders with the willingness, character, spirit and ability to advance the activities of their units, our Brotherhood, Scouting, and ultimately our nation.

Crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of leadership in cheer-ful service to others.

Friday

4:00 PM Check-in Begins Great House




9:00 PM Leader Meeting Dining Hall All Districts

9:00 PM Check-in Ends Great House


Saturday

5:30 AM Wake up/put away gear Teepees/McDonald

6:00 AM Ordeals hike to drop gear/prepare for

work dayTroop campsites

6:55 AM Ordeals return to Campfire Arena Campfire Arena

7:00 AM Ordeal Breakfast Campfire Arena

7:45 AM Workday begins/Off to worksites Campfire Arena

12:00 PM Lunch - Campfire Arena/worksites

1:00PM Ordeal Workday resumes Worksites

4:00 PM Ordeal Workday ends/Dismissed from

Campfire Arena to Campsites to clean up Campsites

4:30 PM Ordeals return to Campfire Arena Campfire Arena

5:00 PM Ordeal Dinner Campfire Arena

5:30 PM Group 1 leaves for Ceremony * Whippoorwill BE, HT, NL, SPT

6:00 PM Group 1 Ceremony Begins Whippoorwill BE, HT, NL, SPT

6:30 PM Group 2 Leaves for Ceremony * Whippoorwill BM, GE, SE, IH, KW

7:00 PM Group 2 Ceremony Begins Whippoorwill BM, GE, SE, IH, KW

7:30 PM Group 3 Leaves for Ceremony * Whippoorwill LB, PE, PT, SHT, TR

8:00 PM Group 3 Ceremony Begins Whippoorwill LB, PE, PT, SHT, TR

9:15 PM -

11:00 PMCracker Barrel -- Review Chapter, Lodge,

and activity booths

Dining Hall


Sunday



9:00 AM Chapel * Dining Hall

Following Chapel Arrowman 101/202 Dining Hall

Brotherhood Schedule (Brotherhood and above only) Brotherhood Schedule (Brotherhood and above only)

(*Uniform required)

The Order of the Arrow High Adventure program provides Scouts between ages 14-20 the opportunity to experience one of the four Boy Scouts of America’s national high adventure bases on a whole new level. These programs provide Scouts with an “Adventure like No Other.” They will have the chance to provide cheerful service to the base, and also enjoy all the unique activities that are offered. Scouts will be able to build friendships along their journey and at a discounted rate compared to troop based treks. Contact the Council Service

Center if you are interested in Order of the Arrow High Adventure.

Ocean Adventure: The Order of the Arrow Ocean Adventure program is a 7 day program conducted in the Florida Keys. The service portion of the adventure will be primarily based out of the Dry Tortugas National Park located 70 miles from Key West. Participants will have the opportunity to snorkel, kayak, paddle board and swim.

Summit Experience: The Order of the Arrow Summit Experience program is an experience like no other. For 8 days, you will join together with Arrowmen from around the country and experience all that the Summit in West Virginia has to offer. Four days of the program will be focused on building or maintaining trails around the Summit, and the New River Gorge National River Area. The remainder of the experience will revolve around white water kayaking and rafting, along with mountain biking, climbing, and participation in other Summit activities.

Trail Crew: The Order of the Arrow Trail Crew program is one of the best ways to experience Scouting's premier high adventure base, Philmont Scout Ranch. For two weeks, participants see and experience all that Philmont has to offer and much more.

Wilderness Voyage: The Order of the Arrow Wilderness Voyage program is an experience like no other. For two weeks, you will join together with Arrowmen from around the country and experience all that the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota has to offer.

Friday



7:30 PM Group 1 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee SE, SHT

8:00 PM Group 2 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee BE, HT, NL, PT

7:45 PM Group 1 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex SE, SHT

8:30 PM Group 3 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee IH, KW, PE, TR

8:15 PM Group 2 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex BE, HT, NL, PT

9:00 PM Group 4 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee BM, GE, LB, SPT

8:45 PM Group 3 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex IH, KW, PE, TR

8:00 PM Group 1 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex SE, SHT

9:15 PM Group 4 Leaves for Pre-Ordeal Nature Annex BM, GE, LB, SPT

8:30 PM Group 2 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex BE, HT, NL, PT

9:00 PM Group 3 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex IH, KW, PE, TR

9:30 PM Group 4 Pre-Ordeal Ceremony Nature Annex BM, GE, LB, SPT


*Full Class A Uniform with OA Sash

Saturday

6:45 AM Flag Raising Ceremony Flag Mall


7:45 AM Workday begins/Off to worksites Campfire Arena

11:00 AM Workday ends Campsites

(Return to campsites to Refresh and Change into Scout Uniform)

11:30 PM Lunch* Dining Hall

11:45 PM Candidates dismissed to meeting - porch Dining Hall

12:00 PM Group 1 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee HT, LB, PT, SPT

12:15 PM Group 1 leaves for Ceremony * Whippoorwill HT, LB, PT, SPT

1:00 PM Group 1 Ceremony Begins Whippoorwill HT, LB, PT, SPT

1:00 PM Group 2 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee IH, KW, NL, SE

1:15 PM Group 2 leaves for Ceremony * Whippoorwill IH, KW, NL, SE

2:00 PM Group 2 Ceremony Begins Whippoorwill IH, KW, NL, SE

2:00 PM Group 3 Arrives * Campsite Shawnee BE, BM, GE, PE, SHT, TR

2:15 PM Group 3 leaves for Ceremony * Whippoorwill BE, BM, GE, PE, SHT, TR

3:00 PM Group 3 Ceremony Begins Whippoorwill BE, BM, GE, PE, SHT, TR

4:45 PM Flag Lowering Ceremony Flag Mall


9:15 PM -

11:00 PMCracker Barrel -- Review Chapter, Lodge, and

activity booths

Dining Hall


Sunday



9:00 AM Chapel * Dining Hall

Following Chapel Arrowman 101/202 Dining HallFollowing Training - Troop assisted camp

cleanup work


(BH Candidates arrive at lunch wearing Class A Uniform, OA Sash and carrying their letter of rededication)

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