Ku-Ni-Eh Lodge Executive Committee Meeting- November 17Th, 2010

Ku-Ni-Eh Lodge Executive Committee Meeting- December 15 th , 2010

Opening Obligation- Will M. opened the LEC with the Obligation

Lodge Administration Report- Billy S. Arrow’s Path Articles – The Arrows Path has been sent to the printer.. Web Site – Jamie S. still has not received reports for this month. Starting soon, we should have the website set up so that the chapter webmaster or article writer can post their articles by themselves. The website will be offline for a short time, while this happens. Quality Lodge - Ku-Ni-Eh has achieved everything it needs for Quality Lodge!

Treasurer Report- Ryan M.- Make sure you register online for Winter Banquet. OA Trading Post- Both of the new ideas were passed this meeting, a Ku-Ni-Eh geocoin, costing about $5 and a Ku-Ni-Eh beanie hat. The fleece jackets, approved last meeting, have a cost of $27 and name engraving for an extra $5. We hope to get these out by Winter Banquet.

Chapter Reports Achpateuny – 9 youth, 3 adults, The November meeting was at CiCi’s Pizza. The December meeting is the Christmas party- fun, food, and fun. Elections- All troops contacted, more than half of the elections scheduled, and 1 completed. Allohak – 5 youth, 5 adults. They are planning their joint chapter banquet with Tsungani chapter. Initial Unit election contacts have been made and only one has been scheduled. Majauchsin – 3 adults and 4 youth. They talked about elections and planned for the Lock-In. They have held 1 election, 6-7 scheduled, 1 troop contacted, and have 3 election teams. Meshekinnoquah – 20-25 youth, 15 adults. They had their Christmas party, which was a big success. Their next meeting is at Bass Pro Shop. Sheltowee – 9 youth and 5 adults attended. They held their annual Winter Banquet at CiCi’s Pizza and went to Toy Story 3 after wards. It was a great time. 4 troops have been contacted and 2 elections have been scheduled. Tschitani Mawat – They held nominations for chapter positions and elected a treasurer, secretary, and an ordeal master. They are coming up with new ways to increase chapter participation and have started planning elections. They have contacted 12 of 24 troops and have scheduled 3 elections. Tsungani – 12 youth and 4 adults. They held an offsite meeting followed by a holiday party. They discussed t-shirt designs and upcoming events, like their joint party with Allohak chapter. They have completed 4 elections, have 9 scheduled elections, and 16 no response yet, which have been contacted 3 separate times.

Chapter Relations Vice Chief Report- Ian R. Troop Rep. - They are currently trying to find a chairman Troop Elections – See the individual chapters for their progress. OA Mentoring- They are currently trying to find a chairman.

Service Vice Chief Report- Tim O. Ceremonies – The 3rd Sunday of every month is the meeting at 2pm. At the SAC or Friedlander? IF you’re interested in ceremonies, contact Tim M. Brotherhood – Elangomat - Dance and Drum Team – The workshop went great with 50 people from 6 lodges in attendance. Vigil Report- Julian H. – The vigil elections are complete and everything is set for the Winter Banquet.

Activities Vice Chief Report- Aaron B. – Conclave 2011 - It’s at Camp Chief Little Turtle, the theme is Gladiator, and there are rumors of fireworks. The cost is $30 until April 30th, and then goes up $10. Insignia Committee – The chairman is Chris L. High Adventure Camping - They are currently looking for a new chairman. Promotions – They will have a promotions plan by Friday for the Banquet and Lock-In. Winter Banquet- They need two scouts to collect tickets. Jan. 16 Lock-In- There is a chance to go scuba diving for $10. Fun Feb. 18-19 Summit Corps/Indian Summer- Summit Corps is on the website. 3 of 8 spots are filled, July 17th-23rd. Indian Summer is on the website and will take place in North Carolina in the first week of August. The cost is $420.

Old Business - Will M.

New Business - Will M. Cub Rally Parking- They need help with parking at the SAC during the evening of January 26th and there will be free food. Patch Approval- The Summit Corp patches. There were three choices and Choice 3 was chosen. It is a lodge flap.

Lodge Advisor Minute – Rob B. – The arrows path is 2 1/2 weeks late, make sure you get your articles in on time and vice chiefs make sure your committees under you get their articles in on time. Put the printing date in the email, so the articles aren’t outdated. The new items in the trading post are a great idea. Summit Corp and Indian Summer are great opportunities, everyone should take advantage of. Chapter elections can’t be redone according to National, if you have a question ask Rob B. If you know anyone interested in leadership positions, encourage them to try OA mentoring or Troop Rep chairmans. Make the chapter meetings fun and interesting. If you can’t attend the LEC meeting make sure your report does, the best way is to email to Will, our mighty chief. Promote the Lodge Winter Banquet and everyone should stay till the end. The planbooks will be handed out at the very end, so if you leave early you won’t get one. Aaron is getting cardboard displays for the committees at the Winter Banquet.

Staff Advisor Minute - Marc T. – For the longest time, the only man-made structure that could be seen from space was the Great Wall of China. But now there is another, THE BLOB!!! It can be seen via Google Maps or Google Earth.

Lodge Chief Moment - Will M. – Thank you for attending the LEC meeting.

Closing - We closed with the song.

Attendence:

Youth:

Will M. Ryan M. Ian R. Billy S. Jamie S. Alex B. Daniel J. B. Powell

Adults:

Rob B. Will S. Gregory H. Timothy K. Eugene G. David A. Robert D. Ronald C. John H. Christopher E. Lee C. Jim H. Herb P. Christine P. Bill G.