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Re[2]: your mail

Ned Jacklin (LASNJ@CCMAIL.CECO.COM)
Wed, 30 Oct 1996 12:06:24 CST


I would suggest letting him sleep in it on all campouts. He may
then learn the importance of taking proper care of camping
equipment. Although I'm inclined to think he should pay
something for it, I have to say that the price of a new tent is
probably pretty steep to expect him to pay for it.

Ned Jacklin, SA, AC
Troop 469
Morris IL USA
lasnj@ccmail.ceco.com

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Subject: Re: your mail
Author: SCOUTS-L - Youth Groups Discussion List
<SCOUTS-L@TCUBVM.IS.TCU.EDU> at INTERNET
Date: 10/30/96 11:54

> We had a boy that took a wet tent home but never got it out of the bag
> and let it dry out. So then last weekend we went camping and found a
> moldy tent. So we started to debate if the boy would have to by us a new
> tent. But the scout master just wants us to clean it up and keep useing
> it with out the boy paying for nothing, as if it was just forgotten.
>
> What do other people feel about this madder??????
>
> Matt Weber (scout157@juno.com)
>

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