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Re: 2 questions

Gary Stephenson (garys@GDSDESIGN.COM)
Thu, 1 Apr 1999 07:12:20 -0600


I am advancement chair for our district. I call and personally invite the=
outside people whom we wish to have sit on an Eagle Board.
I hadn't really thought about following up the call with a written=
invitation, but I think it is probably a good idea and will probably start=
doing it.

Thanks
Gary Stephenson
Staff SR320 Wood Badge @ Philmont
http://www.gdsdesign.com/woodbadge

*********** REPLY PARTITION ***********

On 4/1/99, at 6:14 AM, Donald Scruggs wrote:

>Hello Friends,
>
> I have two questions to ask of this esteemed body. Replies can
>be private or public if you feel it has widespread value.
>
>
>Question 1 - Inviting outside community members to sit on Eagle boards.
>
> Based on the Advancement guidelines policy manual and the
>procedure in our district. Community members, pastors, teachers, mayors
>or the like are invited to sit on Eagle boards. For those of you who
>are familiar with this process, I have a question from our Advancement
>Chair. She wants to know if there is a formal way to invite these
>people. She is looking for invitations that may be available through
>BSA Supply as well as ideas on form and wording.
>
> For clarification, it is one such person per Eagle BOR.
>


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