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Re: "Lost" Scout

BrownF-CIC-IS (BrownF-CIC-IS@MICMAC.REDSTONE.ARMY.MIL)
Mon, 26 Sep 1994 08:33:39 -0600


Jim Holman writes:

>they had rechartered without him before he joined us, so according to >the
Council registrar, all record they would have of him is gone.

If you are close to the council office and can go in yourself, talk to the
registrar, she/he can pull the file for the scout's previous troop, and you can
go through the green sheets (their copy is white). I did this for a transfer
we had, and discovered the other troop had forgotten to send in the
advancements from Summer camp. They were grateful for my meddling, as a couple
of their scouts were shortly to put in for their Eagles.

I there is a lapse in the registration between the old troop and the scout
joining your troop he won't be in the computer, but he will still be in the
hardcopy file.

Frank Brown
MC (Advancements)
T351 - Madison, AL
Eagle Class of '65

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