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Re: ...I used to be question

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Fri, 23 Feb 1996 14:42:06 -0600


Carol wrote:

>Mike Walton answered:

>>I think, Carol, "M" means "Multi-Area", in the Western Region
>>as it applies to Wood Badge courses conducted by/for LDS Scouters
>>coming from several areas within that Region. Is that right, LDS
>>Scouters?
>
>Sorry, Mike. I do have to disagree. Longs Peak Council's current Wood Badge
>course is designated WM-62-96 instead of W5-62-96 (the prior course was W5-62-
>95), with the explanation that the council's total population puts it in the
>metropolitan classification. This is a single host council course and not a
>specificly LDS course. The Denver Area Council's course also has the WM in
>the number.

You're correct. I got four responses from Scouters in the Western Region that
said the same thing, but I couldn't post a followup until this afternoon.

>That new designation gave a lot of our people a good laugh, however,
>especially those living in eastern Wyoming, eastern Colorado, and the
>Nebraska panhandle, which are anything but metropolitan!!

*heheheee*

>Thanks, Mike, for the rest of the explanation. It helps explain some of the
>variation we see when talking about Wood Badge courses.

Did anyone post anything here about the way that the Central Region does their
numbering? I read Larry Ruh's and those from the Western Region (and oh yeah...
how ARE the LDS-specific Wood Badge courses numbered? Anyone know?)

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