Re: OA Elections- a clairification

>
> According to the OA _Guide for Officers and Advisors_, pp. 35-36, 1990 prtg.:
>
> <Adult Membership Qualifications.> All members of, or candidates for
> membership in, the Order of the Arrow who are 21 years of age or
> oleder, and who are registered members of the Boy Scouts of America,
> shall be considered adult members or candidates for adult membership.
> Individuals shall be selected as candidates based on the following:
>
>
> *end of quoted material*
>
> Note that an 18-20 year old ASM is considered a youth member, regardless
> of the fact that he is an adult Scouter, and must be elected by the
> youth members of the unit--NOT by the unit committee. Note also that
> female Explorers are conveniently excluded from youth membership in
> the Order since they never get the chance to work on Boy Scout ranks!

And yes it does happen.....even though I am an ASM I am a youth
member of my lodge.....I was called out two months aftre my 18th
birthday and had my ordeal last August....

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