Febuary 17, 2008
Amangi Wulit newsletter - The Wulit Wulileu
Brothers:
Well, we finally got the newsletter off the ground, after a year of
planning on, “How do we do it?” Joanne Foley came to our rescue and
showed both of us and the boys how to use the program, and she now is
our “technical advisor”. Thanks to Joanne and her vast knowledge in
computerized publishing, we will be able to add as many pages to our
newsletter as needed.
Our newsletter will be issued twice a year. The next mailing will be
after the June 9th BBQ.
If anyone has any ideas on what that they would like to see in the
newsletter, such as an “Historical Corner” or “Ceremonial Team Update”,
or perhaps even an “O A Crossword Puzzle”, please send them in “Word
Document Format” to 9334him@optonline.net or Agnesed@mscdirect.com
If anyone is interested in joining the Editorial Staff, please see one
of us at the OA Meetings or contact us at
Agnesed@mscdirect.com
Download the newsletter
HERE.
Yours in Service,
Dominick Agnese & Albert Trotter
Senior Editorial Supervisory Staff
Febuary 17, 2008
Hi, I am Chris Butt the chapter chief
of Amangi Wulit, and this is the first of hopefully many OA Newsletters.
Everyone should be active in one way or another in the OA. Join one of
our many committees, Ceremonial Elections, Brotherhood and Retention,
(you “gotta” be brotherhood for this one), and the Ordeal committee.
Ceremonial needs more people to help. Come down to the OA meeting they
are allot of fun. For example, in March we are having a pinewood
derby—only 1 car per troop. So come down to the meetings! Not only
because they are fun, but also so you have a say in what types of
awesome stuff we do!
—CB
Febuary 17, 2008
Welcome to the first issue
of our Chapter newsletter, I hope all Brothers will get the word out
about this to those who have been too busy to attend our monthly
meetings or service projects. These past two Sundays have been a busy
one for our Chapter Ceremonial Team. They have done cheerful service by
providing Bridging Ceremonies and Four Winds Ceremonies to Cub Scouts at
their Blue and Gold dinners. I hope it gives the team as much a sense of
fulfillment as it does to me. To see these young Scouts eyes, when the
Big Guys show up to honor them is beyond description. Please think about
joining the Chapter team we need your help. Our February meeting, once
again, saw The Veterans of Scouting soundly defeat the Scouts in OA
Jeopardy. The score was too embarrassing to repeat here. The OA Pinewood
Derby cars
were distributed to the Troops in attendance. Next month will be our
races, good luck to all. Troop elections are almost completed thanks to
the efforts of Russ, Al, Jerry, Irene and all the Scouts who
participated. If you check Massapequanews. com some time later this
week, our Chapter Chief will be in there. He brought the items donated
by the Chapter to be distributed to the Troops overseas. This newsletter
is being sent to those Brothers whose email address's we have. There are
many Brothers we don't have, they never gave them; they don't come to
meetings; they have changed them. I ask all Brothers to keep up with the
Brothers in your Troop. Remind them of meetings and activities. See if
they
have paid their dues. Support you Chapter and Lodge. You and they were
elected to the Order for a reason. Live up to that reason and the
obligation you and they took. Don't forget your food donations for the
Church pantry at our March 3rd. meeting. Till then...
Your's in our motto,
“Live up to that reason and the obligation you and they took.”
-Darth
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