During September and October there were 3 fall inductions – two in Lo La’Qam Geela and one in Wauna La-Mon’tay. Here are the highlights from those weekends!
Wauna La-Mon’tay Lodge’s Fall Induction at Camp Lewis
Wauna La-Mon’tay had a great induction at Camp Lewis on September 20-22! We inducted twenty-three candidates into the Order, and we also welcomed six of our members into Brotherhood Saturday night. There were many ceremonialists performing in new parts as well. This event provided great service to Camp Lewis – in total we gave 224 hours of cheerful service to the camp! All in all, the Lewis Fall Induction was a fun event at an amazing camp!
– Kol H.
Lo La’Qam Geela’s Fall Induction at Verheyden’s Ranch
Lo La’Qam Geela had two great fall inductions, the first of which was at Verheyden’s ranch on September 27-29. We inducted seven candidates into our Order and one of our Arrowmen into Brotherhood! We had a team of ceremonialists, many who were performing their roles for the first time. During this weekend we gave a total of 56 hours of cheerful service to Dr. Verheyden’s Ranch. One of the highlights of this weekend was Saturday night when the newly inducted Arrowmen got to meet and play games as a group with the veteran Arrowmen that had been running the weekend. Overall this was a very fun and successful weekend!
– Bryan R.
Lo La’Qam Geela’s Fall Induction at Camp McLoughlin
Lo La’Qam Geela’s second fall induction weekend was held at Camp McLoughlin. This induction weekend took place on October 11-13. We inducted twelve candidates into the Order! Our ceremonialist team was all experienced members who had all had their part before. We also had one of our Arrowmen achieve Brotherhood! On this weekend we gave a total of 96 hours of cheerful service for Camp McLoughlin. The biggest highlight for this weekend was Saturday night while we had our cracker barrel with all of our new Arrowmen and we played card games and got to know and make new friends with them. Overall this weekend was very fun and we got a lot done for the camp!
– Bryan R.