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Re: Concent Form
Andrew Hagemann (hagemann@VISI.NET)
Sun, 16 Mar 1997 17:39:08 -0500
Rob Fikes wrote:
>
> Our troop is taking a large trip next month. We were wondering if any
> other troops use parental concent forms and if so what to include in one.
> Thanks.
>
> Rob
My Troop always uses them. Along with the standard name, address, and
telephone number, we've recently begun to include a space on the form
for the parent's Social Security Number. We've discovered that the
boy's folks are often not at home when we call, and that the hospitals
are *real* reluctant to treat a Scout without that darned number in
their database.
YiS,
Drew
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Andrew Hagemann <hagemann@visi.net>
SA, Troop 6
Colonial Virginia Council
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