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Re: Imaginary Helpers

Stephen Allan Mintz (samintz@INFOCOMM.NET)
Thu, 15 Feb 1996 22:54:20 -0500


JAMES A SHECKELS wrote:
>
> >>Just curious, do you make up people often? I think every troop could
> use
> >>one of these people. Can you buy them at the scout shop or do they
> just
> >come
> >>with advanced leader training? Any guidelines on making up helpers
> of our
> >>own?When I was in High School, some of us got together and made up a person:
Clyde Fernstein. Clyde was even in the punch card system (I volunteered
to help them with the Electronic Accounting.

Today, I use Clyde as the ultimate volunteer. He always volunteers
first for everything. It is supprizing, when there is a name on a list
that people will sign up for activities, etc. Just as long as they
do not have to be first.

Yours in Scouting,
Stephen Allan Mintz I used to be an Eagle ...
Scoutmaster T198 NE VI-16 NE VI-36 NE CS-51
Arrowhead Training Team
Baltimore Area Council

P.S. We also use Clyde to call for information on prices (cars,
insurance, any where there is a pushy salesman), we give out Clyde's
name so we do not have to fend them off later. (We do tell them that
we will contact them - but they do not listen -- so they have to talk
to Clyde. SAM

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