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Camporee Guide

Scott Patterson (scottpat@FELIX.TECLINK.NET)
Fri, 31 Jan 1997 08:56:58 +0000


With everyone getting ready for Spring Camporee, take a look at our
councils camporee guide. The Andrew Jackson Council has put together
a comprehensive guide on conducting camporees. You can download a
copy of it from our "unoffical" council home page. It is recomended
that you use WORD to view and edit .
Andrew Jackson site.. http://home.teclink.net/~warrenw/scouting
>From what we understand this is one the most used camporee guides in
BSA.

YiS
Scott Patterson
Andrew Jackson Council
Dist. Comish.
<scottpat@teclink.net>

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