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From: Dave Loomis (dloomis@NH.ULTRANET.COM)
Date: Tue Sep 05 2000 - 16:21:53 CDT


        If and only if the chartering organization signs off on this
provision! Some churches won't as a matter of principle, neither will
some civic organizations, especially ones that don't want to take the
responsibility of coed camping.

        Dave

Bill Nelson wrote:
>
> Best recruiting piece I've seen for Boy Scouts is a list of
> activities that local troops are doing.
>
> Also, if you have Venturing crews in the area, don't forget
> to mention that they are coed.
>
> YiS,
> Bill

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