Wonderfully clear... given those facts.... it all sounds like a good idea,
and great initiative on the Jr Commanders part, and well thought out by him.
Sounds like he covered all the basis. I too would have let them use the
Ranger equipment.
Kudo's to him.
Blessings,
Parson.
At 12:59 PM 10/1/00 -0500, Michael Wasmer wrote:
>In responce to this concern, I feel there is some facts that need to be
>brought out. First: This should have been taken to the Sr Commander, If
>there was some concern with this situation. Maybe all the questions
>could have been answered. Before it was aired and a lot of wrong
>information given to other readers. So here are the answers: !. The
>Commander is a Jr.Commander, 17 yrs old. 2. No it was not on the
>calendar, because it is not a RR campout. And I, the Sr Commander , was
>asked weeks ago, if I had a problem with some of the boys going to his
>house and sleep over in his pop up trailer. This was in his back yard.
>3. There was no RR equipment being used. But if they had asked, I would
>have been glad to let them! 4. The Permission slip explained to the
>parents that this was not a RR outing and went in great detail about
>who was responsible , for accidents , ect. This was provided by the Jr
>Commander. (Which I am very proud that he took it upon himself to
>provide). 5. And to top this off , the young man went to the Pastor
>and got his permission before hand. I am very proud that this young
>man is willing to help these younger boys work on advancements and
>merits. All these boys are friends, some are even in FCF together. I
>would rather they be doing this , than some possible mischief. I hope
>this clears things up!
>Michael W Wasmer Sr
>Cammander Out post 31
>Belton Mo
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