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Re: [Paying for adult leaders.]

John Peschken (john.peschken@USA.NET)
Thu, 7 May 1998 01:09:24 -0500


We've gone back and forth a couple of times. We've finally settled on deducting mileage from all non-local trips at whatever seems to be the rate most people are seeing in their workplaces. If it's more than the fee for the camp, the riders chip in. Sort of like bus fare to get to camp. We think the leaders should have to pay for their fun, but not be out all the fuel and wear and tear on their vehicles to get everyone else's kids to camp.

John

> I have paid the entire cost of my summer camp for the last 4 years.
> The troop did offer to pay 1/2 of it one year, but I thought that
> the $25.00 would be better spent elseware.





John Peschken
Troop Committee Chairman
BSA Troop 94
Viking Council
Northern Lights District
Maple Grove, Minnesota, USA

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