COLLECTORS-Q UARTERLY Published by the NATIONAL SCOUTING COLLECTORS SOCIETY

Vol. 17, No.3 $3.00

1994 NOAC STAFF AND PARTICIPANT PATCHES AND PINS

SCOUTING COLLECTORS QUARTERLY

Official Publication of the National Scouting Collectors Society

The National Scouting Collectors Society is a non­profit organization made up of Scouts and Scouters of all ages who are interested in the collecting of Scout memorabilia and in the promotion of international Scouting fellowship. NSCS is in no way connected with the Boy Scouts of America. Membership is open only to those who are members of the Scouting Organization of the country in which they live.

CHAIRMAN Raymond Lee, 806 E. Scott St., Tuscola, IL 61953

VICE CHAIRMAN Albertus Hoogeveen, Post Office Box 222, Downey, CA 90241

TREASURER AND CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mrs. Billie Lee, 806 E. Scott St., Tuscola, IL 61953

DIRECTORS Ronald C. Aldridge, 250 Canyon Oaks Dr., Argyle, TX 76226

Jean Amster, 5521 Saloma Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91411 Michael Fulco, 7221 Westminster Dr., Harahan, LA 70123

Paul Myers, Jr., 59347 County Road 17, Goshen, IN 46526 Joseph Stanovich" 26125 Orchid Dr., Highland, CA 92346

Dick Tipton, P. O. Box 1802, Greenwood, MS 38930 Harold A. Yocum, M.D., 3140 Alkire St., Golden, co 80401

EDITOR Albertus Hoogeveen, Post Office Box 222, Downey, CA 90241

EDITORIAL STAFF Jean Amster, CSP's, 5521 Saloma Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91411 William A. Kern, M.D., OA, P. O. Box 1528, Hemet, CA 92343

Rex Wilkins, RWS News, 2813 N. Coolidge Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90039

Raymond Lee, Histories, 806 E. Scott St., Tuscola, IL 61953 Paul Myers, Jr., 59347 County Road 17, Goshen, IN 46526

Wes Swails, 1 for 1, P. O. Box 47821, Indianapolis, IN 46247

QUARTERLY ADVERTISING: Please send all advertising material to the Editor. All ad's payable in advance to NSCS at

the following rates:

FULL PAGE (8"x10") - $45.00 (Insert only) SINGLE SPACE (1"x1.75") - $1.00 (For larger ad's, use multiple blocks)

DUES: USA $12.00; Canada $13.00; Others $23.00 (Air Mail)

LIFE MEMBERSHIP: $150.00 (USA). $250.00 (others)

(All dues payments are sent to Billie Lee)

MOVING? - Please notify Billie Lee immediately!

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Editor's Notebook It seems that as I get older, time seems to

pass by at a faster rate each year. This seems to be a lament of most people as they get older. I have given some thought to this lament. I have come to the conclusion that the only reason that time goes by so quickly as one gets older is that the older we get the more things we have to do in less and less time. We get involved with various committees in Scouting or other activities which take up our time not just on weekends but during the week as well. In addition to all of these weekly organizational activities we have our hobbies to keep us busy. We tend to get so wrapped up in our own interests in the hobby that we forget that there are others in the hobby besides ourselves and the friends with whom we correspond. We tend to be in a world of our own and those of our friends, forgetting that there are others in the hobby as well. We forget that we may know something which might be of interest to someone else. In our case our councilor lodge has issued a new item and we tell our friends we have something new to trade, what do you have in trade for the item. We forget that there are others who may want the same information but we don't share this information with those who could publicize the information to everyone in the hobby.

One of the biggest problems Bill Kern has is that he does not get the information about new issues in a timely manner. Most of the information he has gotten in the past, has not been due to the efforts of others, but due to his own efforts of digging out the information by going to tradeorees. He has come back from tradeorees with a suitcase full of new issues, some of which may have been out for more than six months. This means that someone did not share the information with him. Why not turn a new leave this year and send Bill Kern the information about new issues in your lodge as soon as it comes out or you know a new issue is coming out so that he knows to look for it. Send him the patch either for trade or just to take a picture and he will return it after he has taken the picture. Thank you to those who shared in the past.

Look at the label on this issue of the SCQ. On it you will find your name, address, member number and the last issue you will receive before your dues are again due. Some of you will find the message "DUES ARE DUE". This means you will receive one more issue. If it says "LAST ISSUE" on the label your dues are really due!

Editor

lodge CREATION Not lodge MERGER

By RAYMOND LEE, JR. 806 E. Scott Tuscola, IL 61953

The last two years has seen a veritable rash of mergers of lodges. Some 32 new lodges were in exis­tence for the 1994 NOAC for which new flaps could be obtain­ed. Policy was made in the old East Central Region to merge coun­cils, but let the lodges remain for a time to permit the youth members of the Order of the Arrow to create their new lodge in the manner acceptable to them.

This has resulted in some nice things for the collector. For one, the use of numbers for which no flaps had ever been previously issued. Exam­ples are 45, 158,614,617 and 618. Secondly, numbers are available for lodges for which a flap could not be obtained because of its scarcity such as 47, and the up coming new 155.

For the new lodge member, the results of this policy have been good because the members have not had to meet a rigid deadline, have been able to become acquainted, and have been given time to consider the question of an appropriate name and totem. My own lodge, IIlini Lodge 92, and Wauk­heon Lodge 55 settled for the low number and keep the name IlIini, because Lodge 55 had in­stalled Lodge 92 when it became Illini Lodge in 1936. But, the choice of the design of the new lodge flap and of the new totem was an outstand­ing example of proper thought in creating a new lodge. Creating is the proper word because it is a new, never before existing organization dedicated to the preservation of the traditions of the Order of the Arrow and the Boy Scouts of America.

In creating the new lodge, attention should be given to establishing a new tradition that will have a meaning which will be considered unique by its members. Admittedly, it may not be easy. In the case of the merger of Tseyedin Lodge 65 and Zit­Kala-Sha Lodge 123 with headquarters in Louisville,

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Kentucky, a new lodge was truly created. The lodges were from different regions. Both lodges were early lodges with a low number. Yet, they chose the number 62, the number of a merged Texas lodge. The choice of the name Talligewi is an example of giving a great amount of thought to creating something new. The name was chosen to honor the unique history of the tribe of the Talli­gewi (White Indians), a tribe led by Prince Modoc, a member of the Welsh nobility, who had sailed to America three hundred years before Columbus. This tribe lived in the Indiana-Kentucky area in which the merged councils were located. This tribe was exterminated by the Iroquois, the same tribe who was involved in the legend of the Leni-Lenapi.

Of course there is more to the story. A great story to be related in establishing a tradition in the creation of a new lodge. Hopefully the members of other new lodges have established new traditions which will inspire them to value and respect such traditions all during their lives.

GONE HOME BILL ROGERS

1929 - 1994

It is with sadness that I must report the loss of a good Scouting friend, Bill Rogers. He died September 11, 1994 of liver can­cer. Bill survived his bout with lung cancer but did not know about the liver cancer in time. Bill was involved with Scouting since he was 12 years old. He had been active as a troop leader as well as a Jamboree troop leader. He was retired from the Spartan Manufacturing Company for about 2 years. He enjoyed fishing and hunting. He was an avid OA and CSP collector. He attended the Pre-NOAC Tradeoree this past summer where he looked in good health. He is survived by his wife Myra, daughter Stacy, sons Danny Joe, Richard, Eagle Scout David and seven grand children.

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Order of the Arrow Ceremonial Books

Part I ... Ordeal Books

By TERRY GROVE 2048 Shadyhill Terrace Winter Park, FL 32792

In each of the next four SCO's I will be sharing with you background information on and list many of the Order of the Arrow publications. The first article will deal with the Ordeal and the Ceremonial Books. The second article will discuss the Brotherhood, the Ceremonial Books, and the "Ouestions". The third article in the series will focus on the Vigil Ceremonial books. The fourth and final part of the series will list pre-1948 Order of the Arrow publications, New Member's Information booklets, OA Handbooks, membership cards, and OA promotion flyers.

I trust that these article will help collectors of this material have a common list and also a common numbering system that will help us all communicate more clearly.

After a long discussion with Albert. Hoogeveen, whose ARAPAHO I numbering system is now being used, we agreed that we should change to the following formula and new numbering system for all significant Order of the Arrow publications: OAP plus a three digit number, e.g. OAP-150

OAP 001 - 099

100-199 200 - 299 300 - 399 400 - 499 500 - 599

Order of the Arrow Publication pre-1948 material, e.g. Constitution and By-Laws, Local Lodge Manuals, Indian Ritual Costumes, and Selection of Candidates and the Ordeal Ordeal Booklets Brotherhood Booklets Vigil Booklets Order of the Arrow Handbooks (OAHB) New Member Information books, OA Promotional flyers, Spirit of the Arrow booklets (SOA), and Membership Cards.

Each list, in each part of the series, will use the new three digit code, a check-off box, year and month of publication, copyright date, and number of the item printed.

So let it begin. There are no known nationally published Ordeal Ceremonial books prior to 1927. We do have on paper individual Lodge ceremonies like the Unami Lodge recollection of the earliest ceremony. The first official publication of the Ordeal Ceremony appears to be 1927 just after the National Meeting of the Grand Lodge. The book was published without copyright or publish

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date listed in the book. (See the pictures of the ceremo­nial booklet covers for this cover design.)

However, we are relatively sure of the 1927 date of publication for three reasons. First, until 1924, the Order of the Arrow was popularly known as the Wimachten­dienk W. W. Society. In late 1924, the name was formalized to the Order of the Arrow - Wimachtendienk W. W., it took effect in 1925. The cover of the 1927 Ordeal Ceremonial booklet is entitled "The First Degree of the Order of the Arrow Wimachtendienk W. W." From the title, we can conclude that the Ordeal Ceremony was formalized, nationalized, and published after 1925. However, it needs to be stated that many lodges contin­ued using their won particular practices well after 1925.

Second, the minutes of the 1927 National Lodge meeting, which are contained in the book "History of the Order of the Arrow" written in 1990, included a sugges­tion for the closing of the lodge after the Brotherhood or Ordeal Ceremonies where each principle ceremonial figure extinguished certain candles in the circle, representing the virtues for which he stands. Closing were probably being done in some lodges already; however, these closing were likely to have been positional closing's. Nos, this suggestion for the closing was the first time it was nationally standardized for all lodges. As proof that the recommendation was done, we have a copy of the Ordeal Ceremonial book which has that newly suggested closing ceremony in it.

Lastly, the copy of the First Degree ceremonial book we have has the date of 1927 hand written on the front cover along with the owner's name. The owner was reliable and was interviewed by Dr. Hal Yocum to verify the date on the book and the book's historicity.

A change in the Ordeal Ceremony took place in 1931. The minutes contained in the "History of the Order of the Arrow" state "as the year 1931 opened, a Grand Lodge bulletin was sent from the national grand chieftain in Schenectady..... The final business of the bulletin was the attachment of a "Suggested Terminology fo r Ord er of the Arrow Officers," which was based entirely on names taken from the Lenni-Lenape dictio­nary." The bulletin listed the Officers of the Local Lodge and state that the ritual work was ow to be handled by four principle characters - Mighty Chief, Allowat Sakima; Medicine Man, Meteu; Guard, Nutiket; and Guide, Kichkinet.

This decision reduced the number of principle ceremonial team members. There were significant role changes; for example, the role of Nutiket changed from the outer Guard of the circle to the inner Guard of the circle. Another change was the elevation of Kichkinet to Guide.

Given this recommended change, we must deduce that there was probably a new Ordeal Ceremonial book prod uced in 1931. Further evidence can be gathered from the contents of a letter sent by Thomas Cairns, Grand Chieftain, on Order of the Arrow stationery, dated November 8th, 1934. The letter says, "In the Ritual (copy enclosed)" on pages 9, 11, 13, and 22, the Metui is called to say a prayer." The parenthesis "copy en­closed" clearly indicates the existence of a Ceremonial

book. When those pages are checked in the 1927 and 1935 editions, which I do have, the prayers by Metui are not found on those pages; but they are found on other numbered pages.

While we do not have such a book in hand or know of one's existence, a little detective work could produce such a book. IT is likely not have a copyright date. It might have the same cover as the 1927 issue. The principle characters will be four in number and named as listed above. It is likely to be similar in word and concept to the 1927 issue and very different from the 1935 edition. Lastly, Meteu's prayers w.ill appear on pages 9, 11, 13, and 22.

The Cairn's letter in 1934, state; "there is a common agreement. conveyed to me by Urner Goodman, of the desirability of eliminating from the Ritual these prayers as such since it is extremely difficult to have one prayer which is acceptable to all three groups." (Protestant. Catholic and Jewish subcommittees of the National Scout Committee on Church Relations).

In May 1935, the results of that letter and decision appeared. It was the first copyrighted and dated Ordeal Ceremonial booklet. One year later, in 1936 another copyrighted and dated publication was distributed. The 1936 copyrighted continued until 1948.

When a comparison is made between the 1927 Grand Lodge produced Ceremonial Book and the 1935 Ceremonial Book, there are many changes in characters, words and concepts. The most clear and notable change is the deletion of the names of the Indian great Spirit God. It would be neat to have a 1931 - 1935 edition to see what specific differences there are from the 1927 edition. There are just a few changes between the 1935 and 1936 editions. No changes in concept. just words such as "Tribe" becoming "Lodge." This specific change may be attributed to the possibility of the Lone Scouts being joined to the BSA. Groups of Lone Scouts were called "tribes." Thus the OA may have chosen to change terminology from the "tribe" to "lodge."

Another reason for these changes in the Ordeal Ceremony may have arisen in 1933 - 34. The Boy Scouts of America began discussions with the Order of the Arrow for the purpose of formally making the Order of the Arrow part of the BSA. While the formalization did not take place in 1934, changes in the Ordeal Ceremony were made. Thus, by 1935 and 1936, there are BSA copyrights on new pieces of OA material including the Ordeal Ceremonial Booklets.

The following is a listing of the Ordeal booklets that I know about. If you see errors in the listing OR if you can fill in some information gaps, lease contact me so we can make the list as complete as possible. Each year is listed, unless documented data is available to the con­trary. It is possible that in some years, no Ordeal Book was published because of the number printed late in the previous year and early the following year. Likewise, it is possible because of the immediate need for additional books, that there are multiple printings in one year.

NOTE: I have accumulated over two thirds of _ the known published Ordeal Ceremonial Books. I

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would like to complete the accumulation so that there is a complete library that could be used as an information or borrowing center in the fu­ture. Please let me know if you have books that you would trade, sell or donate to this important project.

ORDEAL CEREMONIAL BOOKS needed to complete the library are:

1927-30 1931-34 1936 1945 May 1946 March

1946 August 1949 1952 1959 1967

1971 1972 1976 1987 1991

Please send all information, corrections, offers, and questions to:

Terry Grove 2048 Shadyhill Terrace

Winter Park, Florida 32792 407-679-5687

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CODE # DATE COVER PUBLISH MONTH COPYRIGHT # PUBLISHED 0105 1927 - 1931 cover change unknown 1927 unknown 0107 1931 - 1934 (???) 1931 0110 1935 cover change May 1935 1,000 o 111 1936 cover change March 1936 1,000 0112 1937 October 1936 1,000 0113 1938 November 1936 1,500 0114 1941 September 1936 5,000 0115 1945 (1) May 1936 500 0116 1945 (2) October 1936 1,000 0117 1946 (1) March 1936 1,000

0118 1946 (2) August 1936 1,000 0119 1946 (3) November 1936 1,000 0120 1947 April 1936 1,500 0121 1948 March 1936 1,000

0122 1948 cover change August 1948 5,000 0123 1949 1948 0124 1950 May 1948 5,000 0125 1951 October 1948 5,000 0126 1952 1948 0127 1953 March 1948 5,000 0128 1954 cover change May 1948 5,000 0129 1955 May 1948 3,000

0130 1956 cover change April 1948 5,000 o 131 1957 (1) January 1948 5,000 0132 1957 (2) July 1948 9,000 0133 1958 December 1948 6,000

0134 1959 ••• 1948 0135 1960 (1) January 1948 6,500 0136 1960 (2) December 1948 6,000 0137 1961 September 1948 7,000

0138 1962 July 1948 8,000 0139 1963 June 1948 8,000 0140 1964 July 1948 8,500 0141 1965 May 1948 8,500

0142 1966 June 1948 12,000 0143 1967 ••• 1948 0144 1968 cover change March 1968 20,000 o 145 1969 June 1968 12,000 0146 1970 July 1968 12,000 0147 1971 cover change September 1968 0148 1972 1968 0149 1973 February 1968 5,000

0150 1974 January 1968 6,000 o 151 1975 February 1968 5,800 0152 1976 1968 0153 1977 cover change May 1968 4,000

0154 1978 April 1968 5,000

0155 1979 cover change April 1968 4,000

0156 1980 May 1968 3,500

0157 1980 N/A 1968 N/A

o 158 1981 cover change N/A 1981 N/A 0159 1982 N/A 1981 N/A 0160 1983 N/A 1981 N/A o 161 1984 N/A 1981 N/A

0162 1985 N/A 1981 N/A 0163 1986 N/A 1981 N/A 0164 1987 N/A 1981 N/A 0165 1988 cover change N/A 1981 N/A 0166 1989 N/A 1981 N/A 0167 1990 cover change N/A 1981 N/A 0168 1990 Admin. of Ordeal N/A 1981 N/A

0169 1991 N/A 1981 N/A

o 170 1992 N/A 1981 N/A

0171 1993 N/A 1981 N/A

0172 1994 N/A 1981 N/A

• •• - may not exist, still need more research

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The Unauthorized National Camping Award Emblem

By T. WALLACE HILL 11 School Hill Drive Doylestown, PA 18901

While serving as Scout Executive of the Tioughnioga Council, Cortland, New York from 1958 to 1972 I had an idea to recognize those Scoutmas­ters and Scouts whose troops had earned the National Camping Award. Little did I realize what a commotion my idea would cause.

I took the National Camping School emblem and changed the wording to read NATIONAL CAMP­ING AWARD instead of National Camping School.

So I ordered a minimum loom run (about 220) and started to give them out to the troop membership that earned the award. Some how the National Council found out and called me and said I had com­mitted a sin desecrating the holier than thou emblem of the National Camping School.

I was instructed to return the emblems pronto to National Camping Service and that was Wes Klusman, National Director of Camping, who was very upset. They also wanted to know where the emblems were made and who authorized them. When I told them that I ordered them through National Supply Service they had a fit. I had already issued maybe 75 to 100 of the patches but I did return the balance (fool me) for credit. I kept one for my collection.

I suppose National thought I was trying to pull the wool over their eyes and all but all I was trying to do was give recognition to good camping troops and their membership. Since I was not allowed to use the National Camping School design as part of my recog­nition, I issued the redesigned emblem shown above.

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EDITORIAL

By RAYMOND LEE, JR. 806 E. Scott Tuscola, IL 61953

Another Pre-NOAC is history. It seems space is always a prob­lem when the Confer­ence is held in Indiana. Almost everyone ex­pressed gratitude to the personnel at the Holi­day Inn for their efforts in seeking to satisfy needs for the TOR. The event turned out to be a great success for the participants. There were all kinds of material available to satisfy most every need. Because of my membership in the National OA Committee, I did not have an opportu­nity to fully participate in the TOR in previous years and greatly enjoyed being able to attend for the full three days this time. Got to visit, trade, buy and sell the whole time.

A couple observations about the hobby. First, it seems rare items are becomming very scrace. If one can find a rare flalp and wants to sell it, prices do not seem to have dropped any. Some thought this event would see the death of the popularity of the first flap. If this means the prices would drop, then it certaily didn't happen. Record prices were being paid for such items as 136f, 153s, 337f, and 535f, to name just a few. Rare old odd shapes also commanded unbelievable prices with 152a, felt selling for over $2,000.00 just prior to the Confer­ence.

Second, there still seems to be a good chance for trading and good fellowship still out there. Lots of trading was seen for NOAC flaps and new lodge issues. With all the mergers taking place, there are a lot of brand new numbers and names to whet the appetite of all traders. Check with Conley Williams for flaps from lodges with new names. Also, Doug Bearce in the West and Greg Baechtle in the East if you just can't wait until the next TOR to find these items. They may also provide you with the first flap in case the issue is hard to get.

Well, Wilmington is next. Hope to see lots of folks there.

OA Nevvs By Bill KERN P. O. Box 1528 Hemet, CA 92546 909-658-2105

Last issue I asked for some volunteers to help with the new issues from different parts of the country. Unfortunately it must have failed on deaf ears for I only received one response. Because of numerous problems I am not attending the major trade­orees where I usually found the new issues. I did not attend the National OA Conference this year, it was the first missed in 1 7 years. We are especially thankful to Todd Kelton for 90% of the information regarding the NOAC issues. This is article is possible through the help primarily from Todd Kelton who provided the list. He has been working with several other people to come up with a fairly complete listing. I am sure that there are a few items miss­ing, but these will be included in later issues as the information becomes available.

I am also having a serious problem with our Post Office service. I did not get the last issue of SCQ and only one of the last six issues of Scouting Maga­zine. Every day in both my office and home mail I find numerous letters etc. that belong to other people. I have had several com­plaints from friends and relatives that did not receive things that were sent and now the Post Of­fice is asking for another raise in rates. If anyone has sent me a flap and has not received a re­sponse, please let me know either by another letter or phone. My home phone is 909-925-7564.

NOTE: The ZIP CODE for my address was changed. I have been told that letters are being returned using the old one. Be

sure to update your address book with the latest ZIP CODE: 92546.

1994 NOAC ISSUES:

2 S 19 M/C GMY R RED/YEl top half of two piece set 2 X5 M/C GMY R RED/BlK bottom half of two piece set

3 S48 WHT SMY R GRN/GRY 1919 1994 NATIONAL CONFERENCE

5 S 16 WHT BlK C RED/YEl NOAC 1994

5 C9 BlK BlK - VEL NOAC 1994

7 S18 BlU ORG R RED/WHT 1994 NOAC 7 S 19 BlU GMY R RED/WHT 1994 NOAC

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9 S 16 M/C VEL R YEl/WHT 1994 NOAC PURDUE UNIVERSITY

11 S13 M/C WHT R BlK 1994 NOAC

13 Xl1 M/C BlK R BlK 1994 NOAC CSP

14 S3 M/C RED R WHT/RED NOAC 94

15 S 11 M/C RED R RED/BlK NOAC 94; GlD Sun; trader 15 S 12 M/C RED R RED/BlK NOAC 94;

16 S7 BRN BlK C BlK/RED 1994 NOAC

17 545 M/C VEL R BLK/RED NOAC 1994 17 546 M/C GMV R BLK/RED NOAC 1994

19 53 M/C RED R VEL/RED NOAC 1994

20 F14 WHT PNK R BLU/PNK NOAC 1994

20 F15 WHT PNK R BLU/PNK NOAC 1994; "DELEGATE"

20 X7 WHT RED R BLU/PNK NOAC 1994; quarter circle

21 511 M/C GMV R VEL 1994 NOAC

22 548 GLD GRN R RED NOAC 1994

22 549 PUR BLK R WHT NOAC

23 518 M/C BLK R WHT IRED 1994 NOAC DELEGATE

24 522 BLK LBL R RED GLD "NOAC 1994"

24 5 M/C BLK R RED GLD "NOAC 19-94"; BROOKL VN; Chapter issue

25 527 BLK RED R GLD WHT "NOAC 1994"

29 520 RED WHT R GLD NOAC '94; BLK MGM Indian

29 521 RED WHT R GLD NOAC '94; "Waldo"

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30 53 M/C GMV R BLK/GLD NOAC 94 PURDUE

33 530 M/C WHT R RED WHT" 1994 NOAC"

36 52 M/C DBL R WHT NOAC 94

39513 RED RED R BLK N.O.A.C. 1994

41 539 M/C GLD R RED BLK "1994 NOAC" 41 540 M/C WHT R RED BLK" 1994 NOAC"

42 512 M/C RED R RED/BLK NOAC 1994

43 538 M/C RED R BLK NOAC 1994

45 52 AQU GLD C GLD NOAC '94 45 53 AQU GMY C GLD NOAC '94

45 Xl M/C BLU R BLK 1994 NOAC

4755 BLK BLK R WHT RED "WWW"; 1994 NOAC

4858 M/C 5MY R RED GLD "WWW"; NOAC 94 48 57 M/C PUR R RED GLD "WWW"; NOAC 94

49519 M/C ORG R BLK LAV"WWW"; NOAC 94

50 F2 BLU BLK R BLK GRN fdl; 1994 NOAC

51 X4 DBL WHT R WHT/RED NOAC '94; for below regular flap

52 52 LBL LBL C RED 1994 NOAC

54 X9 M/C BLK R RED BLK "WWW"; TAN NOAC 1994 54 X10 M/C RED R RED BLK "WWW"; TAN NOAC 1994

56 514 M/C RED R RED/GLD 1994 NOAC

57 54 M/C BLK R BLK RED "WWW"; 1994 NOAC

59519M/C WHTR BLK 1994NOAC

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59 520 M/C PUR R BLK 1994 NOAC

60523 RWB GLD R GLD 1994 NOAC

64 512 M/C TAN R BLU/RED 1994 NOAC 64 513 M/C G MY R BLU/RED 1994 NOAC

65 525 M/C 5MY R RED 1994 NOAC; "T5EYDIN" error 65 526 M/C GMY R RED 1994 NOAC; "T5EYDIN" error

65 527 M/C 5MY R RED 1994 NOAC; "T5EYEDIN" 65 528 M/C GMY R RED 1994 NOAC; "T5EYEDIN"

68 516 WHT DBL R RED/BLK NOAC 1994

71 511 DBL GRY R WHT RED "WWW"; NOAC'94

72 517 M/C M/C C TUR RED "WWW E.T.A.C."; NOAC 94

74 56 GRN GRY R BLK RED "WWW"; GLD 1994 NOAC"

76 517 M/C YEL R WHT 1994 N.O.A.C. 76518 M/C GMY R WHT 1994 N.O.­A.C.

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77 534 BLU WHT R RED 1994 NOAC 77 535 BLU CRM R RED 1994 NOAC

81 F2 YEL BLK R BLK 1994 NOAC

82 510 M/C RED R RED YEL "1994 NOAC"

85 523 M/C GMY R BLK 1994 NOAC

88512 M/C NBL R BLK GLD "WWW"; RED "88"; NOAC 1994

89 To be issued after the 1994 National Conference

93514 M/C BLK R BLK GLD "WWW"; NOAC 1994

93515 M/C BLK R BLK GLD "WWW"; NOAC 1994; with "93"

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93 X2 M/C GLD R RED/GLD 1994 NOAC C5P

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95 519 M/C DOR R BLK RED "WWW"; YEL "1994 NOAC"

96 F1 BLK RED R RED/GLD 1994 NOAC

97 59 WHT RED R DPR N.O.A.C. 1994

98 530 M/C BLK C DPR NOAC 94 98 X8 M/C BLK C DPR NOAC 1994

98 531 M/C M/C C DBL NOAC 1994

100 511 M/C WHT R RED/wHT NOAC 1994

101 X4 M/C BlK C RED NOAC 1994

102517 BlU VEL R RED NOAC 1994

104 F3 WHT M/C C TUR/RED '94 NOAC

106 529 M/C GlD R RED M/C "NOAC 1994"

10856 M/C BlK R RED/BlK NOAC 94

110 521 M/C ORG R VEL "PURDUE"; NOAC '94

111 529 M/C DBl R M/C '94 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 111 530 M/C RED R M/C '94 NATION-

Al CONFERENCE 111 531 M/C BlK R M/C '94 NATIONAL CONFERENCE

113 518 RWB 5MY R GMY NOAC; "19191994" in WHT

113 519 RWB SMY R GMY NOAC; 1919 in DBl; 1994 in RED

116 X Not confirmed

117 524 M/C M/C C GlD 1994 NOAC

118 514 GRN PUR R PUR 1994 NOAC

120 55 M/C DBl R BlK RED" 120"; NOAC 1994 120 J5 M/C GRN R RED/GlD 1994 NOAC

123 529 WHT BlK R DBl 1994 NOAC 123 530 WHT GlD R DBl 1994 NOAC

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127 S40 M/C RU5 R BlK PNK "NOAC 1994" 127 S41 M/C lGY R BlK PNK "NOAC 1994"; "DELEGATE" 127 542 M/C GlD R BlK PNK "NOAC 1994"; "DELEGATE"

128 S10 lBl GMY C lBl TAN "WWW"; M/C "1994 NOAC" 128 X9 M/C M/C C M/C bottom of two piece set

129 X3 M/C RED C RED/WHT

132512 BlK RED R RED 1994 NOAC

133 S34 BRN GMY R WHT/RED 1994 NOAC

135 526 M/C WHT R RED/WHT

136511 BlU BlK R RED NOAC 1994

137 511 WHT GMY R RED/GMY 1994 NOAC

137 R6 lBl RED R BlK NOAC BOUND 137 R7 lBl WHT R BlK NOAC DElE­GATE 1994

138517 GMY WHT C BlK 1994 NOAC numbers at angle 138518 GMY WHT C BlK 1994 NOAC numbers straight

140 519 lBl BlU R RED/WHT 1994 NOAC

145 513 M/C VEL R WHT VEL "WWW lODGE 145"; 1994 N.O.A.C. 145 X2 DBl VEL T M/C 1994 NOAC; bottom half of 2 set

146 58 GRN PUR R GMY /PUR 1994 NOAC

147529 M/C BlU R BlK N.O.A.C. 1994 147 530 M/C 5MY R BlK N.O.A.C. 1994

149 527 M/C BlK R BlK/RED 1994 NOAC

150 533 M/C BlK R RED/GlD 1994 NOAC

151 541 DBl WHT R WHT VEL "WWW 151 NOAC"; 1994

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152 512 WHT RED R BlK RED "WWW"; GlD "NOAC"

156 514 M/C VEL R BlK 5MY "N.O.­A.C. 1994"

159 511 M/C BlK R BlK RED "WWW 159"; WHT "NOAC 94"

161535 M/C lBR R BlK NOAC 1994 161 536 M/C DBl R BlK NOAC 1994

162 545 M/C ORG C GlD ORG "WWW B5A 162 NOAC 1994" 162546 M/C GMY C GlD ORG "WWW B5A 162 NAOC 1994" 162 C8 WHT WHT - RED 1994 NOAC

164 517 M/C GRN R BlK/RED NOAC '94

164 S 18 M/C SMY R BlK/RED NOAC '94

166 S46 M/C WHT R BlK 1994 NOAC

168 F2 BlK RED R RED NOAC 1994

173 F9 GRY BlK R RED/GRN 1994 NOAC 173 J2 BlK BlU R BRN/WHT 1994 NOAC

175 S20 M/C BlK C BlK RED "WWW"; NOAC 94

178 S22 M/C BlK R BlK 1994 NOAC; (470); BlU and lBl lake variety 178 S23 M/C GRY R BlK 1994 NOAC; (72); BlU and lBl lake variety 178 S24 M/C GRN R BlK 1994 NOAC; (18)

179 S24 M/C BlK R M/C 1994 NOAC; (328)

184 S 15 M/C PUR R RED VEL fdl; NOAC

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185 S M/C PUR R ORGIYEl 1994 NOAC

188 X3 PUR GLD R RED 1994 NOAC DELEGATE

190 X3 lBl WHT R RED 1994 Philmont­/NOAC CSP; (200)

191 Fl BlU GlD R RED BlK "PURDUE NOAC 94"

193 F3 PUR BlK R M/C NOAC 94 PUR­DUE UNIVERSITY

197 S29 VEL RED R BlK/RED 1994 NOAC

200 Xl0 M/C RED R RED N.O.A.C. 1994

204 S57 M/C PUR R BlK/RED 1994 NOAC 204 S58 M1C VEL R BlK/RED 1994

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NOAC 204 S59 M/C BBl R BlK/RED 1994 NOAC 204 S60 M/C RED R BlK/RED 1994 NOAC

206 S17 BlK BlK R M/C NOAC 1994 THE lAST TREK

212 S13 M/C RED R M/C 1994 NOAC

218 S18 BlK GMY R RED NOAC '94

221 Al M/C BlK R RED 19 NOAC 94

224 S15 TAN lBl R BlK 1994 NOAC

226 S 17 M/C PUR R M/C 1994 NOAC

229 S 12 BlU VEL R BlK RED" 1994

NOAC" and fdl 229 513 BLU PNK R BLK RED "1994 NOAC" and fdl

231 522 M/C YEL R BLK NOAC 94 231 X2 RED BLU R M/C 1994 NOAC rectangle

235 532 BLU WHT R RED 1994 PUR­DUE UNIV.

237 539 M/C M/C C M/C NOAC 1994

239 530 M/C DBL R RED NOAC '94; LBL fdl

243 529 M/C GRN R BLK/GMY

249 518 M/C BLK R BLK 1994 NOAC 249 519 M/C BMY R BLK 1994 NOAC

252 527 M/C PUR R RED NOAC 1994

253521 M/C GLD R GLD NOAC 94

254521 GRN BLK R RED NOAC 94

257514 M/C WHT R RED 257 Xl M/C WHT R BLK NOAC 1994

265 F5 WHT BLK C 5MY 5MY fdl; NOAC 94

265 F6 BLU BLK C GMY GMY fdl; NOAC 94

265 535 WHT BLK C 5MY 5MY fdl; NOAC 94 265 536 BLU BLK C GMY GMY fdl; NOAC 94

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265 Xl1 WHT BLK R M/C NOAC 94; GMY used 265 Xl 2 WHT BLK R M/C 1994 NOAC; 5MY used 265 X13 265 C1

266 F20 BLK GMY R M/C 1994 NOAC 266 F21 BLK 5MY R M/C 1994 NOAC

270 F3 BLU PUR R GMY 1994 NOAC; two BLU var.

275519 BLK GLD R GLD NOAC 1994

276 S27 DBL DBL C GLD BBL" 1994 NOAC"

278 S20 M/C LGR R BLK 1994 NOAC

288 S 12 M/C SMY R SMY NOAC 1994

291 S62 M/C RED R YEL NOAC '94 291 S63 M/C GMY R YEL NOAC '94

292 S 16 M/C PUR R PUR NOAC 94

293 S21 M/C WHT R RED '94 NOAC PURDUE UN

295 S18 M/C M/C M RED BLK "NOAC 1994"; issued jointly with Lodge 330

300 S 12 M/C BLK R MAR GMY "NOAC '94" mirror image

303 S27 M/C WHT R GLD 1994 NOAC

304 S26a M/C BLK C BLK WHT fdl; "NOAC '94"; BLK base material 304 S26a M/C BLK C BLK WHT fdl; "NOAC '94"; RED base material

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304 27 M/C M/C C BLK GLD "WWW NOAC '94" 304 Xl M/C GLD R GLD RED "CHEER­FUL SERVICE"; bottom part of 2 piece set but no reference to NOAC 304 N 1 BLU cloth with M/C silkscreen design

305 S26 M/C WHT R GLD BLK "NOAC 1994"

305 S27 M/C WHT R GLD BLK "NOAC 1994"; with fringe

311 S3 M/C LGY R LGY LGY NOAC 94 311 X2 M/C LGY R LGY BLK 311; bot­tom part of 2 piece set but no reference to NOAC

311 S4 M/C GlD R lGY lGY NOAC 94 311 X3 M/C GlD R lGY BlK 311; bot­tom part of 2 piece set but no reference to NOAC

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313S43DBl GMYR WHT 1994 NOAC Purdue Univ. 313 S44 DBl SMY R WHT 1994 NOAC Purdue Univ.

318 S20 M/C PUR R PUR WHT "WW­Woo; 1994 NOAC 318521 M/C BlK R PUR WHT "WWW"; 1994 NOAC

324 S31 WHT WHT R WHT 1994 NOAC; white on white flap

325 W1 BlK VEL R VEL GRN "1994 NOAC 50 YEARS" 325 W2. BlK GRY R VEL GRN "1994 NOAC 50 YEARS"; contingent 325 W3 BlK ORG R VEL GRN "1994 NOAC 50 YEARS"; 0 325 W4 BlK lGR R VEL GRN "1994 NOAC 50 YEARS"; B 325 W5 BlK BlU R VEL GRN "1994 NOAC 50 YEARS"; V

326 X12 M/C GlD R GlD GlD fdl; 1994 NOAC

327 S20 M/C BlK R BlK NOAC 94

330 S 18 M/C M/C M RED BlK "NOAC 1994"; issued jointly with lodge 295

331 S32 M/C DGR R RED NOAC 1994

336 S 15 BlK BBl R GlD pre-NOAC flap; no reference to NOAC

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336 S16 M/C GlD R GlD BlK fdl; DBl inner border; 1994 NOAC 336 S17 M/C GMY R GlD BlK fdl; DBl inner border; 1994 NOAC

336 S18 M/C GlD R GlD BlK fdl; BBl inner border; 1994 NOAC 336 S19 M/C GMY R GlD BlK fdl; BBl inner border; 1994 NOAC

339 S 12 M/C lBl R RED GlD "NOAC 1994"

340 S35 M/C 5MY R GMY NOAC 94

341 S5 M/C RED R RED VEL NOAC 1994 and fdl

342 S30 M/C BlK R GlD BlK "342 WWW"; NOAC 94

342 531 M/C RED R GLD RED "WWW 342 NOAC 1994"

349 Fl WHT RED R DBL RED "349" and fdl; NOAC 94

350515 M/C 5MY R M/C NOAC 1994 DELEGATE

353527 M/C GLD R RED 1994 NOAC

355 514 M/C BLK R BLK NOAC 1994; no fringe

355 515 M/C BLK R BLK NOAC 1994; with fringe

356 59 M/C LGY R BLK GLD "NOAC 1994"

363 518 M/C BLK R RED/GLD 1994 NOAC

367523 GRN BLK R BRN GLD "1994 NOAC B5A"

369 524 LOR BLK R BLK RED "WWW"; NOAC 94 PURDUE

377 531 LA V M/C C BLK NOAC '94

378 518 M/C BRN R BLK WHT NOAC 1994

379 523 WHT PUR R PUR RED fdl; NOAC 1994

383518 M/C BLK R GLD RED "NOAC '94383"

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385 542 M/C RED R RED WHT" 1994 NOAC"

386 519 M/C RED R BLK N.O.A.C. '94

387 58 M/C BLK R BLK NOAC 1994

397 526 M/C WHT R M/C NOAC 94

402 512 M/C GMY R DOR BLK "NOAC 1994"

406 534 M/C BLK R BLK/WHT 1994 NOAC

407 Fl lGY RED C RED NOAC 1994 407 F2 lGY WHT C RED NOAC 1994 407 F3 lGY BlU C RED NOAC 1994 407 F4 lGY GMY C RED NOAC 1994 407 Xl lGR WHT C RED bottom of NOAC flaps but no reference to NOAC

410516 M/C DMR R WHT GlD "WW­W"; NOAC 1994

412516 BlU RED R RED NOAC 1994; 24 W's returned to flap to honor original 24 charter members

413518 M/C DBl R BlK NOAC 1994

417 515 lOR BlK R NBl RED "WWW"; NOAC 94

422 528 M/C PNK R BlK 1994 NOAC

424 529 M/C BlK R GlD RED" 1994 NOAC"

429 520 M/C RED R BlK GlD fdl; 1994 NATIONAL ORDER OF THE ARROW CON­FERENCE 429 521 M/C G MY R BlK G lD fdl; 1994 NATIONAL ORDER OF THE ARROW CON­FERENCE

429 522 M/C RED R BlK GLD fdl; 1994 NOAC DELEGATE

432 525 M/C DBl R M/C 1994 NOAC 432 526 M/C 5MY R M/C 1994 NOAC

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432 J12 M/C BlK R M/C WHT "WWW"; DPR fdl; 152mm round; 1994 NOAC; (500)

432 A M/C BlK C BlK NOAC '94; Hoho­kam Clan

439 541 M/C WHT R 439 542 M/C DBl R 439 543 M/C GlD R 439 544 M/C GMY R

442 X3 BlU lBl R BlK N.O.A.C. 1994; C5P shape

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_~_ WANTED: Susquehanna S 1 band S6, and West Branch ~ Council CSP'S (send photo copy); Camp patches from

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~f' . \~':'-.. ~ Pen Lick and Libby patches, if any; and other PA camps.

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WANTED . Orange County Council Camp Rokili patches and neckerchiefs. Albertus Hoogeveen, Post Office Box 222 Downey, CA 90241 or call 310-862-6666

WANTED National and World Jamboree

material of any kind. I collect anything which has a Jamboree logo on it or has the words National Jamboree, World Jamboree or Jamboree. This does not include local council activities that have been called Jamborees in the past.

If your council is going to issue a CSP, neckerchief or other souvenir item for the 18th World Jamboree in the Netherlands, I would like to trade for it. If you don't want to trade it, please let me know that it exists so that I can at least make up a list of the items that have been issued .

ALBERTUSHOOGEVEEN Post Office Box 222 Downey, CA 90241

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Andy Dubilll 8962 Cedar Drive Parairie Village, KS

66207

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At the present time the plans call for the Lincoln Heritage Coun­cil's two Order of the Arrow Lodges, Tyesedin # 65 and Zit-Kala­Sha # 123, to surrender their charters as of December 31, 1994. A new lodge, Talligewi #62, will be chartered.

To commemorate fifty-six years of service, Zit-Kala-Sha is issu­ing a "last flap". These patches are on sale for $10.00.

Additionally, a limited number of 1994 NOAC flaps are available, at $10.00 each, on a first come, first serve basis.

Proceeds from the sale of these patches will be used for con­struction of a multi purpose program shelter at Camp Crooked Creek and checks may be so marked.

PLEASE ACCEPT MY ORDER FOR THE FOLLOWING:

LAST ISSUE LODGE FLAPS @ $10.00

NOAC FLAPS @ $10.00

TOTAL - Check Enclosed Payable to Lincoln Heritage Council

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NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER -------------------------------------- -------------ADDRESS ------------------------------------------------------------------CITY STATE ZIP CODE ----------------------- --------- ---------------------

Zit-Kala-Sha Lodge #123 P. O. Box 32113

Louisville, Kentucky 40233-2113

442 53 BLU LBL R BLK NOAC 94 442 X2 BLU LBL R BLK 1994 NOAC

443 510 M/C DBL R RED NOAC 1994

457 527 M/C GRN R M/C 1994 NOAC 457 528 M/C ORG R BLK RED "WWW 457"; 1994 NOAC

458 511 PUR GRY R YEL GRY "458 WWW"; NOAC 1994

459544 BLK GMY R DPK NOAC 1994

463 535 M/C BLK R BLK 1994 NOAC 463 536 M/C RED R BLK 1994 NOAC

464 528 LA V DBl R DBL NOAC 1994

470519 BBL 5MY R ROR 1994 NOAC; no lodge number 470520 BBL 5MY R ROR RED "WWW"; NOAC 1994 470521 BBl GMY R ROR RED "WWW"; NOAC 1994

477 532 M/C BLK R RED N.O.A.C. 1994 477 533 M/C RED R RED N.O.A.C. 1994

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479 522 WHT WHT R WHT NOAC 1994; WHT on WHT flap

479 523 M/C BLK R GLD BLK "1994 NOAC"

480 516 PUR TEL R 5MY NOAC 1994

488 534 M/C RED R BLK 94 NOAC

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488 535 M/C WHT R BLK 94 NOAC

489 520 M/C DBl R BLK NOAC 1994

489 F BLU BlK R BLK WOAPAlANNE CHAPTER

491 F3 NBL GlD R BLK 1994 N.O.A.C.

494 F9 KHA PUR C ORG RED "WWW 494"; PUR "94 NOAC"

495 518 M/C BlK R BlK 1994 NOAC 495 519 M/C 5MY R BLK 1994 NOAC

502 521 M/C lBL R RED 1994 NOAC

508 522 M/C BLK R BLK BLK outlined RED "40th"; NOAC 1994 508 X2 M/C BLK R RED 1994 NOAC PARTICIPANT; bottom half of 2 piece set

514526 M/C GMY C BBL GMY"1994 NOAC"; BLK arrow 514527 M/C GMY C BBL GMY"1994 NOAC"; GMY arrow

520 524 M/C WHT R BLK NOAC 1994

525 58 M/C DBL R RED BLK "WWW 1994 NOAC"

531 526M/C GRYC GLD BLK"WWW"; 5MY fdl; part of 2 piece set 531 X12 TAN GRY C M/C WHT fdl; "1994 NOAC"

531 527 BLU BLU R 5MY BLK "WWW"; WHT "5URFER BOAR" 531 X13 M/C BLU R M/C NOAC '94; bottom part of 2 piece set

534 518 M/C BLK R BLK '94 N OAC

545 520 M/C GLD R BLK NOAC 1994

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545 521 M/C RED R BLK NOAC 1994

548 527 M/C WHT R WHT 1994 NOAC 548 X3 M/C WHT R WHT 1994; part of 2 piece set 548 528 M/C 5MY R WHT 1994 NOAC 548 X4 M/C 5MY R WHT 1994; part of 2 piece set

549 X5 BLU PUR C WHT/GLD top piece of 3 piece set 549 56 BLU PUR C WHT/GLD 1994 NOAC; middle piece of 3 piece set 549 X4 BLU PUR C WHT/GLD bottom piece of 3 piece set

552 519 M/C BLK R BLK RED "NOAC 1994 PURDUE UNIVER5ITY" and fdl

5545130RG WHT R BLK RED "1994 N.O.A.C." 5545140RG GMY R BLK RED "1994 N.O.A.C."

55959 M/C GRN R WHT 1994 NOAC 559 X2 M/C GRN R WHT 1994 NOAC; bottom piece of 2 piece set

560 X3 M/C M/C C DPR 1994 NOAC; butterfly shape

561 S25 M/C DBL R RED GRN "WWW"; NOAC 94; 52x103

561 526 M/C DBL R RED GRN "WWW"; NOAC 94; 61 x120

566 X3 M/C RED R WHT RED "WWW"; N.O.A.C.94

567 520 M/C BLK R RED BLK "WWW 567 NOAC 94"

573 S16 GRY LBL R LBL RED "1994 NOAC CAMPERS HIP FUND"

573 X4 GRY LBL R LBL RED "WWW 573"; NOAC CAMPERSHIP CAMPAIGN; bottom of 2 piece set

573 S 17 GRY LBL R LBL RED "573" and fdl; 1994 NOAC DELEGATE 573 X5 GRY LBL R LBL RED "WWW 573"; NOAC DELEGATE; bottom part of 2 piece set

573 C4 GRY BLK - BLU RED "WWW 573"; NOAC 94

578 S 12 M/C GLD R M/C N.O.A.C. 1994

617 S2 M/C BLU R BLK 1994 NOAC

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618 S4 BLU YEL R WHT 1994 NOAC

1994 NOAC ISSUES:

Housing Staff: M/C ORG R M/C

Western Region: M/C RED R M/C

Miss Teenage America: M/C BLK R SMY private issue

Generic round: BLK BLU R SMY GRN­/RED N.O.A.C. 1994

P evvs

By JEAN AMSTER 5521 Saloma Avenue Van Nuys, CA 91411

Look at the size of this article! It has been a busy tree months. The National OA Conference was fun, a chance to renew friendships and also the opportunity to meet more of those with whom I correspond and trade.

How about the credits from the last issue: Bob Sleeper, Sid Witrock, Roy More's auction, John Conley Williams and his sale lists, Ed Harris, Alan Young, Bill Jones, Bernie Sussman, Kurt Kuklmann, James Farek, Ortwin Holdt, Jerry Jodoin, bob Chapman, Don Hook, Dale Burris, Dave Franck, Bob Hanna, Twin cities Auction, Ed Pagen­kopp, and Steve Austin. Again I have to thank my counterparts with ASTA (Ed) and NPTA (Bob Chapman and Dottie Sovers), without their help, this would never be possible. (Editor - I apologize to Jean and his contributors for the error of leaving their names out of Volume 17 Number 2 credits.)

ON TO THE NEW ISSUES, VARIETIES, ETC.

Remember, I will always show and number a patch if it has the shape and the appearance that it can be worn on the shoulder. This may not always agree with my counterparts.

Alamo Area 583-07 M/C S GRN R RED RED fdl; 30 YEARS OF CAMPING

Arbuckle Area 468-05 M/C S BLU R ORG LBL waterfall

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Attakapas 208-08a M/C S RED R RED RED BSA; GLD fdl; 94mm name (not shown) Attakapas 208-08b M/C S RED R RED RED BSA; GLD fdl; 94mm name (shown above)

Blue Ridge Mountains 599-17 M/C S GRY R BLU GLD fdl; DGY border

Boulder Dam Area 328-08 M/C S BBL R BLK GRY fdl; BLK "50"; CAMP POTOSI

Bucks County 777-28 M/C S GRN R GLD/BLU GLD fdl Bucks County 777-29 M/C S BLK R GLD/BLU GLD fdl; 777-28 and 777-29 are a set

California Inland Empire 045-37 M/C S SMY R BLK ORG fdl; (100); issue for $50 donation to auction California Inland Empire 045-38 M/C S WHT R BLK ORG fdl;

(100); sold only to auction participants 1994 California Inland Empire 045-39 MIC S Bi..K R BlK ORG fdl; new regular wear issue

California Inland Empire 045-40 MIC S BlK R BlK ORG fdl; new regular wear issue for commissioners

Cascade Pacific 492-N94 MIC S lBl R BlK BlK fdl; part of 1994 NOAC contingent set which consists of a CSP, flap and pocket patch

Cherokee - North Carolina 417-05 MIC S BlK R BlK/WHT RED fdl; error

Cherokee - North Carolina 417-06 RED S WHT R WHT 1923-1994

Chester County 539-03 MIC S SMY R RED GlD fdl; 1919-

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Chief Seattle 609-12 MIC S SMY C BRN/SMY BRN BSA; 75TH CAMP PARSONS STAFF

Chief Seattle 609-13 MIC S BlK C BlU BlU "BSA"

Circle Ten 571-12 MIC S WHT R BlU BlU fdl

Coastal Empire 099-04 MIC S BlK R BlK 10th anniversary of Camp Blue Heron

Dan Beard 438-11 BlU S BlK R WHT/GlD WHT BSA; GlD fdl

Desert Pacific 049-N94 (Xl) M/C S BLU R BLK GRN fdl; 1994 NOAC; 220 made

Detroit Area 262-94a BLU T GRN R RED 1994 PHILMONT; 58x 11 6; trader Detroit Area 262-94b BLU T SMY R RED 1994 PHILMONT; 58xl16; youth Detroit Area 262-94c BLU T GMY R RED 1994 PHILMONT; 58xl16; adults

Direct Service - Panama 800-13a M/C S WHT R RED RED BSA; 106mm name; 5mm letters; high-tech; see SCQ 13-4 Direct Service - Panama 800-13b M/C S WHT R RED RED BSA; 102mm name; 6mm letters; Swiss embroidery

Dutchess County 374-03 WHT T YEL R BLK PNK/WHT/BLU BSA; YEL fdl

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Flint River 095-04a M/C S GMY R BLK GLD fdl; NATIONS BEST 92/93 TRAINING Flint River 095-04b M/C S GMY R BLK GLD fdl; NATIONS BEST 92/93 TRAINIW:

Gamehaven 299-05 M/C S BLK R BLK BLK fdl

Grand Teton 106-04 M/C S RED R GLD/BLK BLK outlined GLD letters and fdl Grand Teton 106-05 M/C S YEL R GLD/BLK BLK outlined GLD letters and fdl; for unit leader who took unit to Scout Expo Grand Teton 106-06 M/C S GRY R GLD/BLK BLK outlined GLD letters and fdl; for Expo Staff Grand Teton 106-07 M/C S WHT R GLD/BLK BLK outlined GLD letters and fdl; for Expo Steering Committee

Great Sauk Trail 255-01 M/C S RED R BLK GLD fdl; GRN bed roll on pack

Great Sauk Trail 255-02 M/C S RED R BLK GLD fdl; RED bed roll on pack

Great Salt Lake 590-25 M/C S BLU R WHT 1994 SCOUT 0 RAMA 75th

Great Salt Lake 590-26 M/C S SMY R GRY/BLK SMY fdl; Diamond Jubilee

Great Trail 433-09 M/C S GRN R BLK YEL fdl; 1916 1994; 200 made and given at the annual dinner

Greater Western Reserve 463-02 M/C S RED R BLK/WHT BLK BSA; BLK outlined RED fdl

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Green Mountain 592-04a GRN T GRY R LGY GLD fdl; 51x-130mm

Gulf Coast 577-09 M/C S GMY R ORG/RED/GRN GRN fdl; 50th anniversary of Camp Karankawa; $10.00

Gulf Ridge 086-14 M/C S RED R RED/GLD/BLK GLD fdl; 1938 1988; BLK "50"

Heart of Ohio 453-01 M/C S RED R BLK GLD fdl Heart of Ohio 453-02 M/C S SMY R BLK GLD fdl

Hiawatha 373-06 M/C S BLU R BLU SCOTTISH JAMBORETTE 1994

Hudson-Delaware 392-09 WHT T GMY R RED/BLU BLK outline YEL fdl; 75th anniversary; $10.00 Hudson-Delaware 392-10 WHT T GLD R RED/BLU BLK outline YEL fdl; 75th anniversary

Indian Nations 488-05 M/C S GMY R RED/BLU no BSA or fdl; 1994 campers hip

Inland Northwest 611-02 BLU T RED R BLK GLD fdl; 1993 popcorn sales Inland Northwest 611-03 BLU T GLD R BLK GLD fdl; 1993 popcorn sales chairman Inland Northwest 611-04 M/C S WHT R RED YEL fdl; previous was a twill; see SCQ 17-1 for picture

Inland Northwest 611-05 WHT T BLK R WHT Sea Explorers

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Inland Northwest 611-06 BLK T WHT R BLK Sea Explorers

Inland Northwest 611-07 TUR T RED R BLK BLK fdl; 1994 popcorn sales

Iroquois Trail 358-01 M/C S DBL R BLK YEL fdl

Jayhawk Area 197-08 M/C S SMY R M/C YEL fdl; SILVER CLUB; 1994 donation to auction of $25.00

Jayhawk Area 197-09 M/C S GMY R MIC YEL fdl; CENTURY CLUB; 1994 donation to auction of $100.00

Johnny Appleseed Area 453-05 LOR T BRN R GRN RED fdl; THE ADVENTURE BEGINS

Lake Huron Area 265-02 M/C S GLD R LBL/PUR/YEL YEL fdl

Lincoln Trails 121-03 M/C S G MY R YEL YEL fdl

Los Padres 053-02 M/C S GMY R BLK/YEL SMY fdl; 1994 RUSSIA ENCAMPMENT

Many Waters Council 200-01 M/C S WHT R M/C; temporary name of merger of Audubon and Four Rivers Council; see MORE MERGERS at end of this article

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Midnight Sun 696-N94 DBL T PUR R YELIWHT YEL BSA; WHT fdl; part of 3 piece set

Minsi Trails 502-05 M/C S SMY R RED RED 25TH

Mount Baker Area 603-29 M/C S RED R GRN Camp BLACK MOUNTAIN REUNION

Mount Baker 603-01 M/C S GMY R RED

National Capital Area 082-09 M/C S GLD R GLD TUR fdl

Northwest Suburban 751-02c TAN S BRD R ROR ORG fdl; GRN lines; YEL Sun; 100mm name

Occoneechee 421-P94 MIC S GMY R GMY RED fdl; DGR and bright GMY; WHT stripe

Old Baldy 043-18 MIC S GRN R BLU/GRN GLD fdl; CHARAC­TER COUNTS; $35.00 unit

Old Baldy 043-19 MIC S GRN R BLU/GRN GLD fdl; CHARAC­TER COUNTS FRIENDS OF SCOUTING; $75.00 unit; 74x119mm

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Orange County 039-N94 (X11) MIC BLK R BLK BLK BSA; 1994 NOAC

Orange County 039-14 MIC S WHT R BLK/ORG ORG BSA; LOST VALLEY SCOUT RESERVATION 30TH ANNIVERSARY

Orange County 039-15 MIC S WHT R BLK/ORG ORG BSA; LOST VALLEY SCOUT RESERVATION 30TH ANNIVERSARY; SMY"STAFF"

Ore-Ida 1 06-29 MIC S RED R LBL/PUR 1994 CAMP MORRI­SON CAMPER Ore-Ida 106-29 MIC S SMY R LBL/PUR 1994 CAMP MORRI­SON STAFF

Ouachita Valley 213-07 M/C S BRN R G LD T L JAMES 1994 campership

Pacific Harbors 612-03a M/C S WHT R RED GMY fdl; GLD Sun Pacific Harbors 612-03b M/C S WHT R RED GMY fdl; YEL Sun

Pine Tree 218-03 M/C S RED R GLD/BLU MAINE JAMBOREE 1994; participant in conjunction with Katahdin Area Co. Pine Tree 218-04 M/C S GLD R GLD/BLU MAIN JAMBOREE 1994 STAFF; council at the navy base Brunswick, Maine

Quinnipiac 074-06 M/C S TUR R YEL/BLK YEL BSA; the Hermit Shack, Camp Sequassen

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Rio Grande 775-06 M/C S BLK R BLK RED fdl; "A BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE"; 94 JSP?; no mention of Jamboree on CSP

Robert E. Lee 602-06 WHT S GLD R BLK anniversary

Robert E. Lee 602-WB WHT S GRN R BLK WOODBADGE

Sagamore 162-10 M/C S RED R LGY SOARING EAGLE

Sam Houston Area 576-18 M/C S SMY R GRY/RED 1969 Moon Landing 1994; 1994 campership for $10.00

Sam Houston Area 576-19 MIC S GLD R RED/GLD 1994 INTERNATIONAL ENCAMPMENT; SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

Santa Clara County 055-12 M/C S SMY R BLK M/C first class Scout emblem; 1994 $50.00 auction donation Santa Clara County 055-13 MIC S BLK R BLK M/C first class Scout emblem; 1994 $25.00 available only at auction

Seaway Valley 403-04 M/C S RED R GLD/RED GLD BSA; CAMP PORT AFERRY fund raiser

Sequoyah 713-06 M/C S GLD R BLK/RED/BRN BRN fdl; fund raiser Sequoyah 713-07 MIC S RED R BLK/RED/BRN BRN fdl; regular wear Sequoyah 713-08 M/C S G MY R BLK/RED/BRN BRN fdl; limited edition

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Sequoyah 713-01a PBL S SMY R SMY SMY circle; GLD fdl Sequoyah 713-01b PBL S SMY R WHT WHT circle; GLD fdl

Sequoyah 713-P92b MIC S GLD R RED/GLD/WHT GLD fdl

Shenandoah Area 598-21 M/C S GLD R WHT/GLD RED fdl; CAMP ROCK ENON 50th anniversary

Shenandoah Area 598-22 M/C S GLD R WHT GLD fdl; cannon facing right

Simon Kenton 441-04 M/C S GLD R RED/YEL RED fdl

Simon Kenton 441-01 M/C S GRN R RED/YEL/BLK RED fdl; SUMMER CAMP 1994; (2000)

Simon Kenton 441-02 M/C S GLD R RED/YEL/BLK RED fdl; CHARTER MEMBER; for regular wear; (2700) Simon Kenton 441-03 M/C S GMY R RED/YEL/BLK RED fdl; CHARTER MEMBER; fund raiser; 300 made at $10.00 each

Simon Kenton 441-N94a M/C S GLD R RED/GLD RED fdl; N.O.A.C. 1994; trading patch; (400) Simon Kenton 441-N94b M/C S GMY R RED/GLD RED fdl; N.O.A.C. 1994; 2 per contingent member; (200)

Sioux 733-07 M/C S BLK R BLK/RED RED BSA; BLK fdl; 1994 campership

Susquehanna 533-11 M/C S GLD R RED/YEL RED BSA and fdl; 1974 - 1994

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Thomas A. Edison 352-07 M/C S SMY R BLU GMY fdl; 1969 1994

Toledo Area 460-05 M/C S BLK R BLK 25th ANNIVERSARY CAMP PIONEER

Trapper Trails 589-08 M/C S DBL R LBL GLD BSA and fdl

Trapper Trails 589-07 M/C S TUR R RED GLD fdl

Utah National Parks 591-12 M/C SPUR R BLK BLK BSA; 1993 RUSSIAN ENCAMPMENT

Valley Forge 507-08 M/C S GLD R RED/WHT/BLU BLK outline WHT fdl

Valley Forge 507-09 M/C S BLU R RED/WHT/BLU BLK outline WHT fdl; $20.00 collectors special

Ventura County 057-21 M/C SPUR R RED/WHT FORT LOCKWOOD; $5.00 Ventura County 057-22 M/C S GRN R RED/wHT FORT LOCKWOOD; $15.00

Verdugo Hills 058-10 M/C S GMY R BLK/GLD RED GLD fdl; 1919 SERVICE TO YOUTH 1994

West Michigan Shores 266-06 M/C S GRN R GRN GMY fdl; $10.00

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West Michigan Shores 266-05a M/C S GRN R GRN YEL fdl; BRN lighthouse West Michigan Shores 266-05b M/C S GRN R GRN GLD fdl; RED lighthouse

Western Alaska 610-03b M/C S RED R DGR GLD fdl; Hi-Tech; more detailed elk and bear

World Conservation M/C S GLD R GLD WORLD CONSERVA­TION CAMPOREE III 1989; which council issued this one?

Yocona 748-08 M/C S BLK R BLK/RED BLK BSA; YEL fdl

MORE NEVER SEEN BEFORE:

Direct Service Singapore 800-PVT5 GLD S RED R RED UNIT 2207

Hillside, NJ 000-01 WHT T BlU R RED 1933 TROOP 941983

Izaak Walton league OOO-?? YEl T BlK R BlK lOGANSPORT, IND TROOP 221

Pine lake OOO-?? lBl T BlK R BlK PINE lAKE TROOP 595 RHINELANDER WISC

NO PICTURES:

BALTIMORE AREA Chesapeake Squadron CIRCLE TEN 1 st 1994 SOR? for top district sales DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE high tech stitch with vertical stitched water FIRElANDS AREA 1993 FOS $126.00 (current design; GlD border) lA SAllE reported a 94 NOAC; I did not see one LINCOLN HERITAGE/BLUE GRASS RUSSIAN JAMBOREE; $4.00 lONGHORN SCOTTISH JAMBOREE MID IOWA new design OCCONEECHEE 1994 Philmont Puerto Rico new design; $6.00 YUCCA $60.00 SME

CREDITS:

Bob Sleeper, John Conley Williams and his sale lists, Ed Harris, Joe Bentz, Paul Boileau, Bob Purdy, Cal Holden, Mark Michaelski, Karl Kern, Dennis

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Rambotham, Keith Borup, Phil Hagerich, Francis Broadius, Wiatt Williamson, Warren Wolf, Rick Rolf, Dave Woodhouse, Frank Mund, Rodney Hovermale, Rich Braessler, Carl Greulich, and Steve Austin. Again, I have to thank my counterparts with AST A (Ed Pagenkopp) and NPTA (Bob Chapman), without their help this would never be possible. Finally, I am already missing Dottie.

MORE MERGERS The mergers are continuing. While at the

1994 National Order of the Arrow Conference this summer I heard of a couple more mergers.

Effective July 1, 1994 Audubon Council 200 and Four Rivers Council 207 have merged. The temporary name chose for the council was Many Waters Council. This name was to be used until a new permanent name could be decided upon. As of this writing, a new name has been chosen for the council. The new name chosen for the council is Shawnee Trails Council 200. The offices will be in Owensboro, Kentucky. As of this date, Wapiti Lodge 367 and Red Feather Lodge 499 have not merged.

Another merger has occurred this summer with the joining of Lake Superior Area Council 286 and Headwaters Area Council 290. The new name chosen for the council will be Voyageur Area Council 286. Nahak Lodges 526 and Mesabi Lodge 196 have agreed to merger to form Lodge 196 but a name has not been chosen as of this date. By the next issue we should know the name.

I was talking to Ed Pagenkopp and Jean Amster today and both were surprised to hear that these councils had merged. None of their sources had informed them. I was fortunate to have been told by someone at the National Order of the Arrow Conference and relayed the information to them. It is very important that if you hear of a merger, to let Jean and Ed and Bill Kern know what is happen­ing. If you share the information with us, then we will share the information with the SCQ readership. Everyone will appreciate it as well.

There are a number of other mergers in the discussion stages, when we find out about them, they will be reported here.

TRADE-O-REES

If you know the particulars about a Trade-O-Ree in your area, please write to the Scouting Collectors Quarterly Trade­O-Ree Editor and provide the details. We are more than happy to list your Trade-O-Ree in this column. It will let some of the members that live in the area know about the Trade-O-Ree that might not otherwise find out about it. This can help your Tradeoree be a better event, the more people, the more fun.

November 4 - 5,1994 - Tulsa Tradeoree. Tulsa Technology Center; contact Indian Nations Council, 3206 S. Peoria, Tulsa, OK 74105; or call Richard Goforth at 918-682-6583 November 4 - 5,1994 - Miami Valley Tradeoree. Woodland Trails Scout Reservation, Eaton, OH; contact B.S.A., 4999 Northcutt Place, Dayton, OH 45414 or call David Hecker at 513-434-0332 November 5,1994 - Milaukee Tradeoree. Milwaukee County Council Service Center; contact Chuck McBride, 10570 W. Grantosa Dr., Wauwatosa, WI 53222 or cal 414-464-7265 November 11 - 12, 1994 - 22nd Annual California Tradeoree. Camp Pollock, Sacramento, CA; tables $15.00, camping $2.00 per night; contact Frank Glick, 7342 Bonita Way, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 or call 916-721-4255 November 11 - 12, 1994 - Central Ohio Tradeoree. Glenwood United Methodist Church, Columbus, OH; contact Bob Chapman, 617 Green S.W., Massillion, OH 44647-6443 or call 216-833-6715 November 18 - 19, 1994 - Great Lakes Tradeoree. Ladbroke Race Course. 196 at Middlebelt Road, Livonia, MI; contact Detroit Area Council, 1776 W. Warren Ave., Detroit, MI 48208 or call Ron Schwartz at 313-533-6470 November 18 - 19, 1994 - St. Louis Tradeoree. Beaumont Scout Reservation; contact John H. Remelius, 6400 Lynbrook, st. Louis, MO 63123 or call 314-353-3285 December 2 - 3, 1994 - Southwest Virginia Tradeoree. Days Inn Airport, Roanoke, VA; contact John Hannabass, 2915 Mt. Pleasant Blvd., Roanoke, VA 24014 or call 703-427-4082 December 3, 1994 - Old Corn belt Tradeoree. Wesley United Methodist Church, Bloomington, IL; contact Wilbur Williamson, Route 1, Bloomington, IL 61704 or call 309-663-4259 January 20 - 21, 1995 - South Carolina Tradeoree. Greenville Hyatt Regency Hotel, 220 N. Main St., Greenville, SC; contact Chris Jensen, P. O. Box 1841, Easley, SC or call 803-859-2915 or FAX 800-453-0398 January 27 - 28,1995 - Big D Tradeoree. Holiday Inn Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, Irving, TX; contact David Franck, 2130 Richbrook Dr., Garland, TX 75044-7120 or call 214-530-7863 February 4, 1995 - Crossroads of America Tradeoree. write B.S.A., 1900 N. Meridian, Indianapolis, IN 46202 February 10 -11, 1995 - 7th Annual Sunshine Tradeoree. Maitland Civic Center, 641 Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL; Tables $15.00; contact Terry Grove at 407-679-5687 (home) or 407-426-7123 (work) February 11, 1995 - 3rd Annual Post 61 Tradeoree. Bethandy United Methodist Church, Smyrna, GA; tables $10.00; contact John Lyon, 1519 Glenn PI., Mableton, GA 30059 or call 404-941-5895 February 17 - 18, 1995 - 3rd Annual Ventura County Council Tradeoree. Contact Greg Metzgus at 818-340-8720 February 24 - 25, 1995 - 9th Annual Wiatava Lodge Tradeoree. Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, CA; contact De Nguyen, 3590 Harbor Gateway North, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 or call 714-546-4990 March 3 - 4, 1995 - 2nd Annual Mississippi River Tradeoree. Contact Jerry Hampton, 1305 Kingsway, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 or call 314-334-5392; Tables $12.00 Mar 13, 1995 - 6th Annual Tradeoree and Auction. DuPage County Fairgrounds, 2015 Manchester Rd., Wheaton, IL; contact Dan Fleetham at 708-584-9250 March 24 - 25,1995 - Santa Clara Tradeoree. 875 Quince St., Santa Clara, CA; contact Doug McDonald, BSA, P. o. Box 28547, San Jose, CA 95159 or call 408-280-5088 April 9 -10, 1995 - Rochester Tradeoree. 4-H Community Building, Rochester, IN; contact Ernest Hiatt, 3404 West 450 North, Rochester, IN 46975-8370

WHATZIT? Can anyone tell the readership of SCQ where the two patches shown were used and for what purpose. Please write the editor with the information. If you have something that you cannot identify, send it to the Editor for inclusion here.

LINCOLN TRAIL in gold, red "WWW"; dark green twill, dark brown rolled border

MYEERAH CHAPTER WWW in red; white twill,

ONE FOR ONE By Wes Swails P. O. Box 47821 Indianapolis, IN 46247

Here is another great list of ONE FOR ONE traders. If your name is not listed, there are some rules that must be followed to be listed in the ONE FOR ONE column. In order to be listed on this ONE FOR ONE page all you have to do is first be a member of the NATIONAL SCOUTING COLLECTORS SOCIETY, second, is to send me your name and what you collect EACH time that you want to be listed. You must also have at least a dozen of YOUR council CSP or YOUR Lodge flaps on hand for trade on a one for one basis. You must also answer any requests for a ONE FOR ONE trade promptly. In addition, you must send YOUR council CSP or YOUR Lodge flap, not a CSP or flap from another councilor Lodge. Send any requests to be listed to my address as shown above. There is no charge for this service. Why not do it right now while your thinking about it and write to Wes Swails at the address listed above.

James Arthurs, Route 10, Box 416, Mooresville, NC 28116: CSP OA 560 William Block, 4104 Swiss Stne Drive, Burtonsville, MD 20866; OA 12, CSP Baltimore Area Richard Braessler, 79 Garden Road, columbus, OH 43214; OA 93, CSP Central Ohio leo Cabal, 1626 Poesia Ct., San Diego, CA 92154: OA 45 Robert Carey, 206 Tower Drive, Pensacola, Fl 32534; OA 385 Nelson Clements, 108 Vermont lane, levittown, PA 19054; OA 33 Bill Cohen, 655 S. Parfet, lakewood, CO 80226; OA 383, CSP Denver Area Steve Cordier, 14 Creanery Road, Boiling Springs, PA 17007; CSP Keystone Area Frank Gamble, 26635 Via Del Sol, Mission Viejo, CA 92691; OA 13, CSP Orange County AI Gaudio, 154 W. Center St., Provo, Ut 84601: CSP OA 508 Mark Gross, P. O. Box 1997, Bridgeport, CT 06601; OA 313, CSP Fairfield County William lonergan, 3054 N. Peoria Avenue, Simi Valley, CA 93063; OA 291, CSP Ventura County Terry Matthews, 907 Spann Drive, Gadsden, Al 35903; CSP Choccolocco Alan Mithcel, 224 N. Ellsworth, Naperville, IL 60540: OA 23, CSP W. D. Boyce Harry B. Nicholson, 16057 Edgewater Dr., Seneca, SC 29678 803-882-6504Blue Ridge Council 551 (CSP's only) David Orlep, 42 South Lake Avenue, Troy, NY 12180; OA 19, CSP Governor Clinton James Settlemyer, 150 Cleveland Road #3, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523; CSP Mt. Diablo Silverado Wes Swails, P. O. Box 47821, Indianapolis, IN 46247 OA lodge 21 CSP Crossroads of America Council Travis Williams, University of North Texas, Box 7145, Denton, TX 76203; OA 137, CSP Sam Houston Area

Remember to answer all mail as soon as you can, it makes trading fun. In order to be listed on the ONE FOR ONE page, send your name to Wes Swails, P. O. Box 47821, Indianapolis, IN 46247. Do it now!

WANTED NOAC AND FELT O.A. PATCHES

ALL NOAC CONTINGENT PATCHES WANTED AS WELL AS OA PATCHES FOR OTHER NATIONAL EVENTS SUCH AS JAMBOREES, OA TREKS, ETC. ALSO ALL OF THE ODDBALL, OFFICIAL AND UNOFFICIAL NOAC STUFF WANTED TOO. FINALLY, I HAVE STARTED COLLECTING ALL OF THE OLD O.A. FELT PATCHES FROM ALL LODGES. I NEED A LOT OF HELP WITH ALL OF THE ABOVE. DR. RON ALDRIDGE, 8915 HARRY HINES BLVD., DALLAS, TEXAS 75235 214-351-3490 EXT. 3107, FAX 214-352-3482.

ORANGE COUNTY COUNCIL

1995 World Jamboree JSP is available for sale at $5.00 each. Make checks payable to B.S.A. and send to: Orange County Council, B.S.A., 3590 Harbor Gateway North, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

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COMPUTER SCOUTS

By RAY DYKE ALL SCOUTS BBS 408 North Cedar Bluff Road, Room 150 Knoxville, TN 37923 615-579-0214

COMPUTER BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEM WITH SCOUTING RESOURCES

For beginners: A computer Bulletin Board System (BBS) is a computer set up to answer phone calls from other computers. Most of them offer FILES (programs and data you can download into your computer), E-MAIL (messages and articles you can read, write, and reply to) and other services. Meet Scouts from around the World, swap ideas about Scouting topics, trade patches, and even get elec­tronic copies of many World Scouting resources. You can call a BBS by hooking up your computer and modem to a telephone line, installing some communications software, and telling your comput­er to "DIAL" the phone number of the BBS. The other computer" ANSWERS" and the 2 machines start swapping data. Instructions will appear on your screen.

Many BBS's have resources for Scouting. Ours (ALLSCOUTS at 615-579-0214) is all for Scouting (and open to others who want to know more). This spring (1994) we looked for other on-line Scouting resources, and found at least 120. We also found at least three other lists (kept by Dave Tracewell, Steve Souza, and Olan Watkins). We borrowed these lists, and 50 + excellent volunteers checked (verified) all the listings. If you would like to obtain a copy of the list of BBS's, send a stamped self addressed envelope to Ray at the above address or contact him at ALLSCOUTS BBS (615-579-0214) or use Internet (ray.dyke@omhbbs.org) or leave a message to RAY DYKE in the FIDO "SCOUTER" conference on your local FIDO-Network BBS.

The next version Ray plans to do this fall and will send a copy free if you ask for it. This list is free, since I can't figure out how to split the profits with the 50 + people who helped, and the original settlers in this territory (Dave, Steve, and Olan) said I could use their excellent lists to start mine as long as I didn't charge for mine.

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Big Sale List Includes Order of the Arrow patches National OA Conference Council Shoulder Patches trail patches and medals schiff reservation items adult scouter patches high adventure base boys' life magazines scouting magazines camp neckerchiefs national jamboree old activity items explorer insignia council patches wortd jamboree camp patches merit badges wood badge neckerchiefs fiction books region Items cub Insignia handbooks collar brass certificates / philmont uniforms insignia medals, tokens, mugs, pins, and much more. TRADES -At least 20 stock deals and bulk lot available, too!

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EXTENSIVE LIST of Scouting Collectibles. Our 29th year. Sale Lists. If you need it, we probably have it, or can find it for you. Send for sample list. We buy collections.

JIM SAYERS P. O. Box 629

Brevard, NC 28712

~ SCOUTING ~ MEMORABILIA

WANTED All Boy Scout related items prior to 1948. Baden-Powell, Seton, Beard, etc. We buy single items, lots, or collections.

FOR SALE Send stamp for catalog.

THE STEVEN SONS 316 SAGE

EULESS, TX 76039

Collecting Guide Books Available Any book order up to $1 00 will be shipped for $3 shipping. To order any of the books below, call or write to:

Streamwood Company PO Box 1841 Easley, SC 29641

Phone 803-859-2915 FAX 800-453-0398

Merit Badge Price Guide by Chris Jensen. This guide is a compilation of the actual prices realized from sale lists from the last 3 years. Over 160 pages, 8.5 X 11" SIZE. Includes 12 FULL PAGES OF CANON COLOR COPIES showing over 260 issues. $25

.. color copies to identify merit badges

.. graphs showing relationships between quantity issued &prices

.. quantities earned per year per badge

.. highlights of under and overpriced badges

.. color copies showing differences between tan, khaki,sand twill

.. standard grading guide with color photos to assess condition

.. alphabetic checklists

.. new badges pictured

.. restoration hints and preservation info

.. mounting and display supply source

Order of the Arrow Conclave Handbook, Vol. I by Frank Dingwerth and Chris Jensen, 166 pages. This book is the first of a two volume guide to the OA area and section conclave patches since the first areas were formed in 1938. Based upon Frank's extensive collection of conference items, the largest amassed to date, and augmented with photos of a few borrowed patches. Pictures of nearly all of the area conference items up to 1972. Chart style check lists for the collector Which explain if a yearly meeting was held, what was issued for the event, when the areas were created or disbanded. Individual Color pages available, special order.

$16 Black and White Edition $175 ALL COLOR edition in poly pages and binder

Order of the Arrow Conclave Handbook, Vol. 2 by Frank Dingwerth and Chris Jensen, 160 pages. This books takes up where Volume I left off .... 1972. Black and white pictures and collecting check lists for the all the section conclave issues up to and including the 1993 issues. Also includes a fold out USA map showing the lodge and section boundaries. Individual pages in COLOR are available by special order.

$ 1 6 Black and White edition $175 ALL COLOR edition in poly pages and binder

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NATIONAL SCOUTING COLLECTORS SOCIETY (NSCS) NSCS is an organization of dedicated collectors of Boy Scout memorabilia. It promotes Scouting and collecting through publications, research, and periodic gatherings (called Trade-O-Rees or "TOR's) to develop fellowship, knowledge and possibly exchange a few "pieces of cloth."

Members of NSCS not only collect patches (other countries call them badges) but everything the mind can conceive that is Scout related is collected; books, coins, uniforms, posters, knives, pins, letters, published histories, games, etc., are the targets of our membership.

Most of all we promote Scouting above and beyond any collecting activities. To be eligible you must be a member of Scouting and agree to apply the Scout Oath and Law to your collecting; and refrain from making private issues and fakes. You are welcome to join us and become a member.

o APPLICATION o RENEWAL PLEASE PRINT

NAME No. __ _

ADDRESS Birthdate _____ _

CITY State ZIP ___ _

COUNCIL LODGE _____ _

Registered Position PHONE ________ _

Check those items that apply:

o Ordeal 0 Brotherhood 0 Vigil 0 Eagle 0 Silver Beaver 0 Silver Antelope o Woodbadge 0 Founder's Award 0 Scouter's Key 0 Training Award

From the list on the reverse, list the items collected:

Annual Dues (U.S.A.): $12; (Canada): $13; (other countries): $23 Life Membership (U.S.A. & Canada): $150; (other countries): $250

(Dues includes Scouting Collectors Quarterly, a full 8 jl,xll" publication printed on off-set.)

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