Re: [RR] Old program materials

[Mike Burke]

I think that if any of the other programs in the other countries that are not going along with the changes that the United States program is going to use, I think that stuff would be of benefit to them in a limited way. Handbooks might be difficult in that they are in English and not in Spanish, but the other items, based on what the Brothers from Nicaragua told me at the Camporama would be very useful like the advancement pins and other related gizmos don't have to be translated for them to know what they are supposed to represent. Is the UK and Australia going along with the same changes that the United States Program is?  I don't know, but what I do know is that each country's national program runs an autonomous one and that means they make decisions like that for themselves aside from what the US national policy is. Too bad Canada doesn't have Rangers, I think there would be a lot that Rangers everywhere could benefit from them if they did have them.   Iron Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Hufferd To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 9:30 AM Subject: Re: [RR] Old program materials I have serious doubts that any District store or even GPH it's self would be willing to take back the old stuff.  I know that our District Ranger store is not re-ordering, except possibly on request, any of that material.   Jim Hufferd