Order of the Arrow
Tukarica Lodge
2006
Program Plan Book
http://www.oreida-bsa.org/OrderOfArrow/Tukarica.htm
Printing of the annual Lodge Program Plan Book is the first responsibility of the new lodge leadership each year. The first step in creating
a good program is to lay out the entire year’s plan in advance and let everyone know about it. To do this the Lodge Chief should work
closely with his officers and adviser to determine the Lodge’s goals and objectives for the coming year, for these dictate the program.
From this initial planning session a Lodge program book is created. The plan book should include a calendar of events, describe the
program of emphasis [goals], and serve as a guide or plan throughout the year. (Guide for Officers & Advisers 2002, p 9)
The publication deadline for the new Lodge Key 3 is Dec 31 of each calendar year.
Boy Scouts of America National Honor Society
Tukarica Lodge 2006 Plan Book
ORE-IDA COUNCIL
2006 Goals
The goal of Tukarica Lodge is to achieve Honor Lodge recognition for 2006. We propose to achieve
this through incorporating the purpose of the Order of the Arrow as an integral part of the Ore Ida
Council through positive youth leadership under the guidance of selected capable adults.
To fulfill this mission, the Lodge Executive Committee has established the following goals:
 Induct 120 new Ordeal members.
 Fifty percent Brotherhood attainment.
 Finish and present camping CD in time for the University of Scouting.
 Complete the Fire Bowl and Docks projects at Camp Morrison before camp opening.
 Send 4 youth and 2 adult Arrowmen to NLS.
 Send a delegation of 40 youth to W1C Section Conclave in Lewiston.
 Send a Lodge Ceremonies Team to Section Conclave.
 Send a contingent of 10 members to NOAC.
 Publish the Cougar Tracks quarterly.
Cody Dodson
2006 Lodge Chief
Letter from the Lodge Key Three
Dear Members of the Order,
We would like to welcome you to OA leadership. This program book is created to help you plan
your year in the OA, and support your local unit in promoting camping, and providing the servant
leadership worthy of an honor member of Scouting’s National Honor Society. Plan on being an
active member of your lodge and chapter; every Arrowman should be a member of a committee.
We encourage you to visit our website address, which is on the cover of this book. In it, you will
find additional information on every aspect of the Order of the Arrow and the Lodge.
Your example will help recruit additional members to our lodge and help older boys find their role
in scouting. This is a youth led organization; the decisions you make will help make a better
program. Always be prepared to lead, guide, and serve in your unit, chapter, lodge and section.
- WWW Cody Dodson, Lodge Chief
John Jensen, Lodge Adviser
Richard Sotto, Staff Adviser
Purpose of the Order
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To recognize those campers—Scout and Scouters—who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law
in their daily lives and by such recognition cause other campers to conduct themselves in such
manner as to warrant recognition.
To develop and maintain camping traditions and spirit.
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To promote Scout camping, which reaches its greatest effectiveness as a part of the unit's
camping program, both year-round and in the summer camp, as directed by the Council
Camping Committee.
To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of leadership in cheerful service
to others
Lodge Calendar
A Lodge Calendar is published each year, incorporated into the Council Planning Calendar, the Cougar
Tracks, and the Lodge webpage. The Calendar will include, but is not limited to the following, and
other relevant information for the membership.
Lodge Executive Committee on the
third Wednesday each month

W1C Section Conclave
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Spring Banquet
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Fall Fellowship
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Spring Ordeal/Brotherhood
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National Leadership Seminar (NLS)
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N.O.A.C. (when scheduled)
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Lodge Leadership Development Course
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Fall Ordeal/Brotherhood
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Special Council and OA Activities
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Tukarica Lodge Calendar for 2006
Bold lettering indicates a general membership activity that all members should plan to attend.
February 15, 2006
March 4, 2006
March 15, 2006
April 19, 2006
May 17, 2006
June 2 – 4, 2006
July 19, 2006
July 29 – August 4, 2006
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
Annual Recognition Dinner
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
Spring Ordeal
Lodge Executive Committee Picnic
National Order of the Arrow Conference
August 4, 2006
August 11-13, 2006
September 20, 2006
September 22-24, 2006
October 13 – 15, 2006
October 18, 2006
November 6, 2006
November 15, 2006
December 2, 2006
Downhill Meeting
Fall Ordeal
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
W1C Section Conclave
National Leadership Seminar
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
Fall Fellowship
Lodge Executive Committee Meeting
Lodge Leadership Development Course
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7 p.m. Scout Office
7 p.m. Borah High School
7 p.m. Scout Office
7 p.m. Scout Office
7 p.m. Scout Office
Camp Morrison, McCall
6:30 p.m. TBA
Michigan State University, East
Lansing, Michigan
Scout Office, 10 a.m.
Camp Morrison
7 p.m. Scout Office
L&CSC – Lewiston, Idaho
Camp Tracy, Utah
7 p.m. Scout Office
To be announced
7 p.m. Scout Office
To be announced
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Current Officers, Advisers and Committees
Tukarica Lodge Officers and Advisers
Lodge Chief: Cody Dodson
Adviser: John Jensen (208) 922-3395
Past Lodge Chief: Luke Kolodziej
ORE-IDA COUNCIL
Mecheu Mos Chapter - Tablerock District
Chapter Chief - Mason Gier
Adviser - Ed Mordhorst (208) 345-5609
Timmeu Chapter - Butte District
Chapter Chief - Jeric Vinson
Adviser - Lane Vinson (208) 793-2999
Vice-Chief of Administration: Drew Kolodziej
Adviser: Janet Stanger (208) 377-0746
Vice-Chief of Membership: Scott Hughes
Adviser: Yvonne Hughes (208) 587-3116
Vice-Chief of Publications: Brett Kohring
Adviser: Larry Brasley (208) 888-3486
Vice-Chief of Treasury: Anthony Drewicz
Adviser: Don Bernaiche (208) 587-4504
Vice-Chief of Services: Kyle Bernaiche
Adviser: Kathy Cowan (208) 385-9383
Vice-Chief of Ceremonies: Robert Goldsberry
Adviser: Paul Wilson (208) 871-3433
Bill Kennedy (208) 322-4532
Vice-Chief of the Dance Team: Ryan Peterson
Adviser: Terry Crist (208) 362-4700
Staff Advisor: Richard Sotto (208) 376-4411
Lodge Committees
Food Services
Chairman: Aaron Messinger
Adviser: Cliff Mefford (208) 888-7374
Trading Post
Lou Olaso (208) 323-0581
Finance
Don Bernaiche (208) 587-4504
Recognition & Awards
Chairman: Luke Kolodziej
Adviser: John Jensen
Cougar Tracks Staff
Editor: Brett Kohring
Associate Editor:
Adviser: Larry Brasley (208) 888-7374
Chapter Officers and Advisers
Amangi Machque Chapter – Camihoma District
Chapter Chief - Tanner Volkers
Adviser - Paul Tucker (208) 454-1316
Lemonte Lemooto Chapter – Capital District
Chapter Chief - Aaron Messinger
Adviser - Dave Stanger (208) 377-0746
Woapalanne Chapter – Meridian District
Chapter Chief Adviser - Mike Hyde
Achgook Chapter – Elwyhee District
Chapter Chief - Matt Bostedt
Adviser - Bruce Dodson (208) 587-0045
In Mut Too Yah Lat Lat Chapter – Bigfoot District
Chapter Chief - Nathan Brasley
Adviser - Larry Brasley (208) 888-3486
Pischk Chapter - Seven Rivers District
Chapter Chief - Sam Plummer
Adviser – Pat Plummer (541) 889-7075
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Brotherhood Attainment
Chairman: Scott Hughes
Adviser: Clint Shock (541) 889-7057
Registration
Chairman:
Adviser:
Scoutreach
Phil Young
Vigil Recognition
Chairman:
Adviser: Paul Wilson (208) 871-3433
Webmaster
Chairman:
Adviser: Carter Wilson (208) 853-8739
2006 Section Conclave
Chairman:
Adviser: John Jensen (208) 922-3395
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Lodge Committee Flow Chart
“Supreme Chief of the Fire” Council Scout Executive
Lodge Adviser
Deputy Supreme
Chief of the Fire
Past Lodge Advisers
Council
Camping
Committee
Vice-Chief Service
Staff Adviser
Lodge Chief
Chief of the Fire
Camp
Director
Camp Chief
of the Fire
Past Lodge Chief
Camp Chief
Vice-Chief
Administration
Chapter Chiefs
Service Committee &
other committees
Finance Committee
Awards Committee
Food Service Committee
Vice-Chief Publications
NOAC Committee
Vice-Chief Ceremonies
Cougar Tracks /
Historians / OA troop
rep
SOAC Committee
Vice-Chief Dance
Vice-Chief Membership
Membership
Committee
Chapter Vice-Chief:
Membership
Brotherhood Attain.
Service
Ceremonies
Members-at-large
Every Arrowman should serve on one or more committees. In this
way, all members share responsibility for lodge activities and
projects. Lodge officers should not be burdened with all the
details of committee meetings and related projects
(GOA 2002, p. 9)
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Appendix 1: Lodge OA Troop Representative Program
OA Troop/Team Representative
The Order of the Arrow Troop Representative or Team
Representative is a youth liaison serving between the local OA
lodge or chapter and his unit. In his unit, he will serve as a
communication and programmatic link to and from Arrowmen,
adult leaders and Scouts who are not presently members of the
Order. He will do this in a fashion that strengthens the mission
of the lodge, purpose of the Order and the mission of the Boy
Scouts of America. By setting a good example, he will enhance
the image of the Order as a service arm to his unit.
Basic Information
What Is the OA Troop/Team Representative?
The Troop/Team Representative program was begun in 1999,
and is a program of the Order of the Arrow that has been
officially adopted by the Boy Scouts of America. The OA
Representative is now an official leadership position within the
troop or team, and boys can earn time towards their leadership
rank requirements, just as with Den Chief, Troop Scribe, or any
of the other leadership positions.
What Are the Responsibilities of the Troop/Team
Representative?
There are numerous possibilities for the job description of the
OA Representative. The beauty is that it is flexible enough to
allow your unit to fine-tune the exact responsibilities. However,
the most basic tasks of the Representative will be to coordinate
service opportunities within the unit, to coordinate unit
involvement with the Order of the Arrow, including Unit
Elections, Camp Promotions, and Inductions, and request lodge
and chapter resources to help meet unit needs.
Who Can Serve as a Troop/Team Representative?
Anyone in the unit who is under the age of 18 can serve as the
OA Representative for the unit, provided he is a dues-paid
member of the Order of the Arrow. He should be appointed by
the Senior Patrol Leader or Varsity Team Captain, and will be a
member of the Patrol Leaders' Council and attend lodge and
chapter meetings.
How can 18 to 20 Year-olds be Involved?
Youth Arrowmen who are 18 or older can serve as a lodge or
chapter chair or as a liaison for the Order of the Arrow
Troop/Team Representative program. They can play a critical
role in the Lodge Structure for the program.
How can I get the Badge of Office?
The OA Troop Representative and OA Team Representative
badges of office are available from BSA National Supply.
Interested Arrowmen can get them at their local Scout Shop.
Ask for:
"OA Troop Representative badge", BSA item #00237
"OA Team Representative badge", BSA item #00236
Job Description, Duties and Qualifications
An Order of the Arrow Troop Representative is a youth liaison
serving between the local OA lodge or chapter and his troop. In
his troop, he serves as a communication and programmatic link
to the Arrowman and adult leaders and Scouts who are not
presently members of the Order. He does this in a fashion that
strengthens the mission of the lodge and purpose of the Order.
By setting a good example, he enhances the image of the Order
as a service arm to his troop.
I.
OA Troop Representative Duties:
Serves as a communication link between the lodge or
chapter and the troop.
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Encourages year round and resident camping in the
troop.
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Encourages older Scout participation in high
adventure programs.
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Encourages Scouts to actively participate in
community service projects.
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Assists with leadership skills training in the troop.
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Encourages Arrowmen to assume leadership
positions in the troop.
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Encourages Arrowmen in the troop to be active
participants in the lodge and/or chapter activities and
to seal their membership in the Order by becoming
Brotherhood members.
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Sets a good example
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Enthusiastically wears the Scout uniform correctly.
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Lives by the Scout Oath, Scout Law and OA
Obligation
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Shows Scout spirit
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Will There Be an Adviser for the Troop/Team
Representative?
As with all positions in the Order, the OA Representative
should have an adult as his Adviser. This adult needs to be 21
years of age or older, a dues-paid member of the Order of the
Arrow, and be appointed by the Scoutmaster.
Does This Position Count for Rank Advancement?
Scouts may use the Order of the Arrow Troop/Team
Representative position to meet the leadership position
requirements for the Star, Life, and Eagle ranks. As BSA
publications are revised and updated, they will include this new
position.
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OA Troop Representative Qualifications:
 Under 18 years old
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Appointed by SPL with SM approval

OA Member in good standing
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OA Troop Representative Reports To:
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader
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II.
Who Benefits from the OA Representative
Program?
ORE-IDA COUNCIL

Service to America Program

Community Service project opportunities
Scouting:
 With the Troop/Team Representative as a liaison
between the Order of the Arrow and the troop or
team, the camp promotions process will be smoother,
leading to greater numbers of Scouts at summer camp

Brotherhood conversion
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Resource lists
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OA Representative Registration Forms
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Does the unit conduct monthly campouts?
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Does the unit attend a long-term camp?
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Do the unit's older Scouts participate in high
adventure programs?
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Creates a vehicle to strengthen the ties between the
OA and the individual BSA troop or team. This will
help with the retention of the older Scouts.
With the organization of service projects, Boy Scouts
and Varsity Scouts will be seen actively helping
others in their communities
Unit to Lodge/Chapter:

Does the unit need help with its outdoor program?
Lodge/Chapter:
 With an easier camp promotions process, the lodge
can increase the number of units visited, increasing
the effectiveness of this program in the Council.

Does the unit need help with community service
projects?
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Does the unit need help with training?
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Eases the unit election process by having a person in
the troop or team whose job is to ensure that elections
are held
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Does the unit's OA members participate in lodge and
chapter activities?
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Name of new OA Troop/Team Representative
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With positive OA leadership on the unit level, lodges
will experience greater membership retention and
higher Brotherhood conversion rates

A Unit's OA members will have someone to organize
transportation to OA events, increasing attendance at
chapter/lodge functions
III. Resource List
Where can you get ideas and answers? Check out the following
recourses.
BSA Sources
 Boy Scout Handbook

Scout Fieldbook
Troop and Team:
 The coordination of OA calendar with that of troop
and team will prevent OA members from having to
choose between OA functions and unit events

Junior Leader Handbook

Junior Leader Training Conference Staff Guide
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Scoutmaster Fundamentals, for training advisers
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
Boys' Life
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Scouting Magazine

Troop Program Features
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Merit Badge Books
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Passport to High Adventure
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Varsity Scout Leader Guidebook
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With the organization of service projects, there will
be greater opportunity for community service hours
that are required for rank advancement
Experienced Arrowmen from other units who may be
able to share their knowledge can be sought out by
the OA Representative to augment the troop program
Creates more opportunities for leadership in the troop
or team for both youth and adults, effectively
increasing membership retention
OA Program Sources
 Order of the Arrow Handbook
Checklist

Guide for Officers and Advisers
A checklist of the types of information that needs to be
exchanged between the OA lodges/chapters and the BSA units

Field Operations Guide
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Lodge/Chapter to Unit:
 Lodge/Chapter Calendars
Newsletters (National Bulletin; Region, Lodge,
Section, and Chapter newsletters)

Lodge Plan books

Unit Elections visit

Lodge Leadership Development syllabus

Camp Promotion visit
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Information, Past Officers, Honors, and Awards
If you have any additions or corrections to this information please let us know
Chapter Names
Past Lodge Advisers
District
Meridian
Seven Rivers
Elwyhee
Bigfoot
Capital
Butte
Camihoma
Tablerock
Lance Townley
Hank McNeil
H. Jackson Shirbey, Jr.
Robert Weybright
G. D. Rissmiller
Jim Hilliard
Robert Stewart
Bill Baker
Louis B. “Lou” Olaso
Art Heindselman
Jerry K. Peterson
John Jensen
Name
Woapalanne
Pischk
Achgook
Mut-Too-Yah-Lat-Lat
Lemonte Lemooto
Timmeu
Amangi Machque
Mecheu Mos
Translation
Eagle
Night Hawk
Rattlesnake
Chief Joseph’s name
Mountain Ram
Wolf
Jackalope
Grand Elk
Past Lodge Chiefs
Past Staff Advisers
In-Mut-Too-Yah-Lat-Lat
1955
Charles Miller
1958
Dale Higer
1960-1962
Ron Young
Lemonti Lemooto Lodge 365
1951
Richard M. Clements
1956
Roger Fry
1958
Don Collins
1959
Jim Judd
1960
Joe Blackwell
1961
Leo Addison
1965-1966
Dan’l Hollis
1966-1967
Art LeTourneau
Tukarica Lodge 266
1968
Kevin Romph
1969
Gail Chapman
1970
Tom Klein
1971
Kevin Christensen
1972
Bob Naugler
1973
Kent Marmon
1975
Thad McFall
1976-1977
Allen Crist
1978
William Krumpelman, Jr.
1979
J. Dushane
1982
Bill Walgamott
before 1986
Ron Baker
Paul Rindlisbach
1987-1988
Drew Clemens
1989
Robert Cooper
1990-1992
Delbert R. Besendorfer
1993
Jay Bradley
1994
Paul Wilson
1995
Jess Hansen
1996
Chris Waldal
1997
Luke Tucker
1998
Paul Heindselman
1999
Ryan Jensen
1999-2001
Adam Binder
2002
Mike Peterson
2003
Brad Downs
2004-2005
Luke Kolodziej
2006 Cody Dodson
Bruce Willson
Dave Wells
Ron Bromley
Warren Shepherd
Bob Bailey
Dave Pack
Brian Arave
Fred Betzold
Richard Winsor
Jim Blankenship
Richard Sotto
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Special Lodge Awards
1971 E. Urner Goodman Camping Award (1 st year of the award)
2002 Quality Lodge
2003 Quality Lodge
2003 National Service Award
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Founders Awards Recipients
Besendorfer
Binder
Blanksma
Blue
Clemens
Cooper
Cooper
Cooper
Crist
Davis
Downs
Gautschi
Gautschi
Heindselman
Heindselman
Jensen
Jensen
Kolodziej
Mefford, Jr.
Olaso
Peterson
Peterson
Peterson
Schmidt
Sharpe
Shock
Strother
Taylor
Taylor
von Tagen
Wall
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson, III
Delbert
Adam
Matthew
Donnie
Drew
Marti
Robert
Robert
Terry
Greg
Brad
Howard
Karl
Arthur
Paul
John
Ken
Luke
Clifford
Louis
T.
Jerry
Ryan
Fred
Dennis
Clinton
Matt
W. D.
David
Charles
Willard
Gail
Paul
Carter
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R.
M.
M.
P.
L.
Dean
B.
Michael
K.
C.
Tex
J.
L.
M.
L.
1990
1999
2002
1993
1988
1996
1991
1991
1988
1989
2004
1993
1995
1998
1997
2006
2001
2005
2002
1989
2002
2003
2006
2004
2000
1990
2001
2002
2003
2000
1999
2005
1996
1997
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Vigil Honor List
Adams
Allen
Arave
Arnold
Austin
Austin
Baker
Barnette
Bauwens
Beatty
Bernaiche
Besendorfer
Betzold
Binder
Blaisdell
Blalock
Blankenship
Blanksma
Blue
Boldt
Borup
Boyd*
Boydstun
Bradley
Brasley
Brasley
Burmeister
Burton
Burton
Campbell
Campbell
Carpenter
Chandler
Chapman
Checketts
Christensen
Clark
Clemens
Conner
Cooper
Cooper
Cooper
Cox
Cragun
Crist
Crist
Crist
Cushman
Davis
Dodson
Downs
Dumas
Durham
Eberle*
Eggleston
Elkington
Elwood
Fackrell
Ferguson
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Keith
Dan *
Brian *
Larren
Douglas
Mike
Ronald
Sean
Tom *
Bud
Don
Delbert
Fred
Adam
John
Matthew
Jim
Matthew
Donnie
Karl
Keith
R. Ray
Sam
Jay
Larry
Nathan
Anthony
John
Ted
Bob
David
Rocky
Allan
Gail
Paul
Kevin
Casey
Drew
Don
Martha
Robert
Robert
Boyd
Michael
Allen
Carrie
Terry
Julie
Greg
Cody
Brad
Nikki
Glenn
Bruce
David
Adam
Mitch
David
Paul
7 Nov 1996
10 Jul 1975
W. 1 Jun 1964
1 Jun 1964
W. 1 Nov 1986
19 Jan 1999
R.
D.
B.
R.
C.
G.
S.
F.
L.
P.
L.
P.
M.
A.
L.
A.
A.
T.
28 Jun 1966
18 Feb 2005
17 Nov 1990
14 May 2002
3 Feb 2000
20 Jun 1970
1 Nov 1994
Feb 2006
3 Feb 2000
17 Nov 1990
28 Jun 1966
9 Nov 1991
18 Feb 2005
20 Oct 1992
Feb 2006
4 Jun 2004
9 Sep 1988
8 Nov 1993
9 Nov 1991
19 Jan 1999
28 Jan 1998
1 Jun 1964
10 Jul 1975
14 Jun 1969
4 Nov 1989
16 Jul 1971
24 Jul 2002
9 Sep 1988
1 Nov 1994
20 Oct 1992
4 Nov 1989
4 Nov 1989
29 Mar 1958
24 Aug 1984
19 Aug 1976
Feb 2006
20 Jun 1970
31 Jan 2001
9 Sep 1988
18 Feb 2005
24 Jul 2002
8 Nov 1993
16 Jul 1971
1 Jan 1965
19 Sep 1981
31 Jan 2001
8 Nov 1993
9 Nov 1991
1 Jun 1964
Fitch*
Fletcher
Franklin
Gabriel
Galloway
Gaston
Gautschi
Gautschi
Gier
Gier
Gier
Gittings
Green
Hansen
Hansen
Hansen*
Hansen*
Harshman
Haws*
Headrick
Heindselman
Heindselman*
Higer
Hilliard
Hobbs*
Hopt
Houdeshell
Hughes
Hurst
Jensen
Jensen
Jensen
Jensen*
Jensen
Jenson*
Johnson
Johnston
Johnston
Jones
Jones
Jorgensen*
Judd
Karcher
Katula
Keheley*
Kennedy
Kennedy
Klein
Knudsen
Kolodziej
Kolodziej
Kraut*
Krumpelman
Lambeth
Latimer*
Ledoux
Leslie*
Letourneau
Lewis
Darren
Owen
Henry
Keith
Stanley
Tony
Howard
Karl
Matt
Nathan
Yvonne
Jon
Gilbert
Jess
Ryan
Corell
Kim
Robert
Kent
Donald
Paul
Art
Dale
James
Bill
Larry
Tom
Scott
Al
James
John
Ken
Mike
Ryan
Andy
Guy
Brian
Blain
Dotty
Tim
Jeff
James
Doug
Ryan
Jim
Bill
Dan
Thomas
Karl
Drew
Luke
Lee
William
Joshua
Marty
Jeffery
Rod
Arthur
Cliff
M.
24 Jul 2002
7 Nov 1987
8 Apr 1960
1 Oct 1972
W. 6 Dec 1995
4 Nov 1989
1 Nov 1994
14 May 2002
Feb 2006
7 May 2003
3 Feb 2000
D. 20 Oct 1992
1 Nov 1994
7 Nov 1996
19 Jun 1987
A.
G. 3 Nov 1993
J.
E.
C.
H.
16 Jul 1971
1 Nov 1994
21 Nov 1959
20 Mar 1959
30 Sep 1978
28 Jun 1966
9 Nov 1991
Feb 2006
6 Jul 1974
7 Nov 1996
14 May 2002
8 Jun 1996
19 Jan 1999
D.
1 Oct 1972
6 Jul 1974
6 Jul 1974
4 Jun 2004
24 Jul 2002
F.
E.
8 Apr 1960
1 Jan 1969
3 Feb 2000
4 Jun 2004
4 Jun 2004
14 Jun 1969
10 Jun 1976
4 Jun 2004
7 May 2003
L.
5 Sep 1980
4 Jun 2004
E.
17 Nov 1990
R.
14 Jun 1969
28 Jan 1998
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Lindsay
Long
Ludvigsen
Mangelson
Mangelson
Mattison
Maxson
McCullough
McFall
McFall, Sr.
McNeal
Mefford
Messinger
Monroe
Monson
Monson, Jr.
Mordhorst
Mordhorst
Muffley
Nance
Natti
Nevill
Nicodemus
Nottage
Olaso
O'Loughlin
Olson
Oster
Owens
Pack
Parker
Partin*
Paulsen
Peterson
Peterson
Peterson
Peterson
Pfaff
Pfaff
Poole
Randolph
Rands
Rasmussen*
Reid
Rice
Rindlisbach*
Roberts
Robinson
Robinson
Roehl
Rogers
Roos
Santos
Sawyer
Schmidt
Scott
Sharpe
Shaw
Shock
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Thomas
Rod
Kay
Kevin
Adam
James
Chris
Thad
Raymond
Hank
Clifford
Aaron
James
Thomas
Thomas
Ed
Nick
Casey
William
Tyler
Harold
Ken
Dan
Louis
Rex
David
Rinald
Luke
David
Ben
Michael
John
Jerry
Linda
Michael
Ryan
Jake
Thomas
Robert
Mike
L. David
Brent
James
Mack
Paul
Ian
Floyd
Floyd
Nick
Larry
Kevin
Chris
Kenneth
Fred
Patrick
Dennis
Roland
Byron
R.
ORE-IDA COUNCIL
9 Sep 1988
27 Jun 1967
19 Jan 1999
19 Jan 1999
3 Feb 2000
3 Feb 2000
A.
J.
E.
J.
B.
A.
C.
10 Mar 1976
25 May 1957
16 Jul 1971
7 May 2003
18 Feb 2005
26 May 1957
24 Aug 1984
24 Aug 1984
14 May 2002
17 Aug 2002
24 Jul 2002
27 Jun 1967
3 Feb 2000
29 Jul 2002
17 Nov 1990
1 Jun 1964
1 Nov 1986
17 Sep 1977
19 Jan 1999
1 Jun 1964
18 Feb 2005
7 Nov 1987
3 Feb 2000
L.
A.
J.
A.
A.
E.
Feb 2006
31 Jan 2001
Feb 2006
31 Jan 2001
18 Feb 2005
7 Nov 1996
28 Jan 1998
30 Sep 1978
Feb 2006
28 Jan 1998
1 Jun 1964
20 Jun 1970
7 Nov 1987
7 Nov 1996
7 Nov 1996
3 Feb 2000
18 Feb 2005
Feb 2006
13 Jul 1975
1 Jun 1965
31 Jan 2001
7 May 2003
L. 20 Oct 1992
1 Jun 1964
M. 4 Nov 1989
Shock
Shock*
Short
Slater
Smith
Smith*
Solterbeck
Stevens*
Stewart
Stewart, Jr.
Strother
Takahashi
Taylor
Taylor
Thomas
Thompson*
Thorne
Torres
Townley
Townley
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Tucker
Van De Bogart
Vaughn
von Tagen
Waldal
Wall
Walters*
Warner*
Wells
Wethered
Whitham
Whitham
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson III
Wilson*
Winsor*
Wolfe*
Workman
Wright
Yates
Young
Young
Young
Young
Zachreson
Zackerson
Cedric
Clinton
Bill
Duane
Chris
Greg
Tobe
David
Robert
Thomas
Matt
Lee
David
W. D. "Tex"
Richard
Samuel
Martin
Martin
Loren
Lowell
Bruce
Jake
Luke
Marjie
Matthew
Paul
Sam
Shaun
Kevin
William
Charles
Chris
Willard
Paul
Alan
David
Cecil
Chris
Patrick
Gail
Paul
Carter
Bruce
Richard
Marvin
Brad
Russell
Mark
Loren
Phil
Robert
Ronald
Robert
Robert
A.
C.
K.
L.
L.
E.
E.
M.
D.
E.
A.
E.
L.
T.
Y.
R.
K.
R.
A.
L.
M.
L.
D.
31 Jan 2001
9 Sep 1961
7 May 2003
19 Sep 1981
1 Jun 1964
20 Jun 1970
5 Sep 1980
1 Jun 1965
7 May 2003
7 Apr 1961
14 May 2002
6 Dec 1995
19 Jun 1990
1 Oct 1972
19 Jan 1999
1 Jun 1964
1 Jun 1964
7 Nov 1996
14 Mar 2002
28 Jan 1998
6 Dec 1995
9 Nov 1991
17 Nov 1990
17 Nov 1990
6 Dec 1995
7 May 2003
1 Jun 1965
31 Jan 2001
6 Dec 1995
1 Nov 1994
14 Jun 1969
20 Jun 1970
14 May 2002
4 Jun 2004
31 Jan 2001
20 Oct 1992
8 Nov 1993
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A.
A.
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19
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Jan 1999
Jun 1967
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May 2002
7 Apr 1961
24 Aug 1984
7 Nov 1987
* Vigil Honor presented in a previous lodge
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Boy Scouts of America National Honor Society
Tukarica Lodge 2006 Plan Book
ORE-IDA COUNCIL
Lodge Annual Budget Forecast
2006 Tukarica Lodge Annual Budget Forecast
2006 OA 922 Custodial Account
Beginning Balance
Date
Jan Dec
Jan
4 Mar
Event
Patch
Avail.
Lodge Registration Fee
Yes
311
No
125
Section Council of Chiefs
March
Annual Recognition Banquet
Election form Triplicate Printing
13 May
Council Recognition Dinner Flags
May
Income
$6,654.26
Early
# People Bird Fee
Regular
Reg. Fee
$8
10
200
No
Yes
30
No
6/2 to 6/4
Spring Ordeal
1 National Campership per Lodge
No
Yes
160
1
Varies
Daycamp help
Yes
10
No
Fall Ordeal
National Conclave (NOAC)
No
Yes
150
10
Varies
8/24 to 8/26
W1C Section Conclave (SOAC)
Yes
300
$35
$45
10/7 to 10/9
Council Jamboral OA elections
Yes
4,000
Oct
NLS/NLAT's Training for WR
Yes
3
6 Nov
Yes
100
500
$9
$15
15 Nov
Fall Fellowship
Scouting for Food District Help
15 Nov
Council Holiday Auction Flags
10/8 to 10/10
2 Dec
Dec
10
NLS Training
Yes
6
Lodge Training (LLDC)
No
60
Charter
Yes
$1,286.00
$3,200.00
$
$3,200.00
$8,000.00
$
$
$700.00
$1,000.00
No cost for Flag detail
$500.00
None
$
$500.00
$2
$622.00
$19,174.00
$
Trading Post Revenue (Approx)
$20,398.50
$
$13,000.00
Dance Team Budget
$7,000.00
$200.00
Ceremony Team Budget
$400.00
Casey Hendricks Campership
$3,000.00
Storage Rental
$700.00
Yes
$1,000.00
Misc. Expenses
$1,000.00
Petty Cash to Lodge Adviser
$800.00
Totals
$13,000.00
$14,100.00
Combined Totals
$38,828.26
$34,498.50
Monies Retained
$4,329.76
$0.00
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$2,700.00
$8,000.00
$1,000.00
Chapter Budgets
________________
Date Approved
$2,700.00
$
Totals
James E West
$2,704.50
$200.00
No cost for Flag detail
Yes
Aug
$622.00
$15
Chapters assist Scout O Rama
June
Expenses
$150.00
$9
Lodge assist Council Scoutreach
8/13 to 8/15
Income
$2,488.00
4
22 May
Summer
Expenses
_______________________ _____________________ _____________________
Lodge Chief
Lodge Adviser
Staff Adviser
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