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From: Jim Mahoney (jamesmahoney@JUNO.COM)
Date: Wed Nov 24 1999 - 12:46:24 CST


Does anyone know how the reservations for the National Jamboree are going
to be processed. My son just got a flyer in the mail today from our
local council about an organizing meeting to be held on 12/16. They say
they are going to be sending 4 troops, which means 144 scouts are able to
attend. All of the leaders have already been assigned according to this
flyer.

My question is, are all reservations being done at the council level, or
can individual troops make their own arrangements. What about us other
adult leaders who would also like to attend? The cost per scout is also
$875 with a reservation fee of $100. Is this regulation or are other
councils handling it differently

Thanks

Jim Mahoney
ASM Troop 107
Allentown, PA



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