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Re: Advancement (blue cards)

Steve Cobb (scobb@EZNET.NET)
Mon, 22 Mar 1999 21:30:14 -0500


>I'm puzzled by this post.. What is the 'Unit Copy' of the blue card. The
>blue cards I have seen have 3 parts

>3. Application for MB which is turned in when purchasing the awards, and
>forwarded to the District advancement Chairman.
>

>1 copy sent to district advancement chairs

In the Iroquois Trail council we don't send the District Advancment Chair a
copy. The troop keeps the third copy and thus we call it the "Unit" copy. I
see no purpose in having a person in the district try and keep track of all
the MBs earned in the various units.

This gives each unit a second record of each MB along with the green copy of
the Advancment report.

YIS
Steve Cobb
scobb@eznet.net
SM Troop 42
"I used to be a Wood Badge Eagle"
OA Brotherhood
Iroquois Trail Council
District Boy Scout Training Chairman
Webmaster Iroquois Trail Council
http://freenet.buffalo.edu/~iroquois/

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