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Still about camp

(EC92@AOL.COM)
Mon, 3 Aug 1998 14:21:38 -0400


Thanks to all who have responded. However:

1. The man isn't from my unit.

2. Even if he were, WHAT GOOD DOES IT DO ALL OF SCOUTING IF ONLY THE CO
REMOVES THE LEADER? It may be fastest and easiest solution, but what good does
it do when the leader should not be a leader, period? (And for those of you
who know I'm now mainly involved in Exploring/Venturing, this was a BS troop
at a BS camp.) All the CO removing him from leadership does is leave him free
to move to another unit or another council and start all over again.

3. I notified the Program Director at camp (a DE), the Camp Director, the
unit's DE arrived on Friday to join in the fun, and faxed the details to the
SE (with copies to all of the above) as soon as my brain was partly unfried
from a week at camp with 14 boys PLUS the 5 "guests" and only two real adult
leaders. Which meant as soon as they sorted the weekend faxes this morning, it
was on his desk. I know how to START the process, what happens from here, how
long does it take, and what do I have to look forward to?

Tom Petrik

Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City

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