Re: World Rover Moot '00
Alex Chacko John Neroth (aneroth@leland.Stanford.EDU)
Mon Jan 18 16:54:48 1999
Hey Rob,
I'm planning to write a letter to National strongly urging that we send a
contingent to the Moot. If we can get enough people to do this, something
might happen (though, knowing the BSA, probably nothing will happen).
Do you have any suggestions on to whom I should write specifically? If I just
address a letter to "Dear Sir or Madam" at the National Council, BSA, it'll
probably end up in the round file (wastepaper basket). Before the World
Jamboree, I wrote a letter to Donald Wilson (the Director of the Jamboree
Division). What surprised me wasn't that he turned down my suggestion; rather,
I was surprised that he asnwered my letter at all! Ideas for people to write
are the Donald R. Wilson, the Director of the Venturing Division (who's that
again?), and Jere B. Ratcliffe. However, in order for our letters to actually
reach these people, we need to have their "Mail SUM Number"; the SUM of the
Jamboree Division is S203 (NOT S404), but I don't know the SUMs of the other
divisions.
I'd appreciate any ideas and suggestions you have!
Yours in Scouting,
Alex C. J. Neroth
E-mail: aneroth@stanford.edu
URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~aneroth
On Sun, 17 Jan 1999 09:16:06 -0700 (MST), Robert Murphy wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Quick little tidbits about americans at the last world Moot:
>
>3 Americans were at the event as staff:
>-2 "Adults" based in Europe because of there jobs attended.
>-1 Explorer from Circle Ten council. He resentented BSA through his
>council. The council approved letting him go to the Moot. (or that is
>what he told me.)
>
>The one Explorer was at the NJ '97 handing out information on the Moot.
>Also at the Explorer reunion he talked a litte about the Moot. For more
>info from him, mail him at ikik@mail.utexas.edu or mail him at
>
>World Moot 2000
>2915 Rooling Hills Dr
>Carrollton, TX 75007
>
>Check out http://www.moot2000.org.mx/. Not much in English yet, but
>they're working on that. :)
>
>YiV,
>
>RObert
>
>
