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Adult free Patrol Outing

HENRY S. HEINE (hheine@WELCHLINK.WELCH.JHU.EDU)
Wed, 8 Jan 1997 16:58:47 -0500


Hello and Happy New Year All,

Well while watching The Female SM and Woodbadge threads being beaten to
death I thought I would bring something more back to the Boys.
Question, When a tour permit is filed for an Adult-free Patrol outing,
who is written in as the leader and co-leaders of the acivity? Or should
those areas be left blank on the permit and the Scoutmaster and Committee
member simple sign it?
For those that may not know a Patrol may go on an outingincluding camping
without any adults. I'm not ready to let any of my Troops patrols do
that, but one is almost reponsable enough to go.

YIS

Hank Heine hheine@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu
SM Troop 615,COR Pack 461
National Pike Dist.
Baltimore Area Council

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