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From: Bill Sheehan (w.sheehan.jr@POSTOFFICE.WORLDNET.ATT.NET)
Date: Fri Feb 18 2000 - 11:08:45 CST


We ussually have a week at the council camp for "everybody". Old and new
Scouts. Heavy MB and first year program. Obviously some can not go.

We have second week of High adventure for expereinced Scouts. This year
backpacking in Canando for a week.

> But, all of what I just stated is the obvious stuff on the surface. What I would
> be watching and be more concerned about is that the group of "just crossed

snipped

> I find it sort of mysterious that the newest
> Scouts who are probably not as up to speed in the Patrol method are going enmass to a different camp. Warning sirens would be going off in my head.
>
Heck, you should hear a robot yelling "Warning Will Robinson, Danger
Danger" not just sirens. I sense some other type of problem not
mentioned here. A patrol joins a troop. A patrol that doesn't join a
troop but does it's own thing is called a NEW troop.

Is the old "den" leader having a problem not being in charge anymore?
Are the parents who are bringing over the boys looking for a coup? Are
they unhappy with current Troop leader ship, but are being forced to
join this troop? What's up?



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