I would bet that you have quite a few boys (and perhaps even some
commanders) who show up late. That happens when people know that the
meeting won't start on time. Perhaps you could convince your Sr. Cmmdr
that starting closer to the "official" starting time would encourage more
boys and men to arrive on time. You might also ask to be in charge of
opening ceremony for a week or two - then set a good example by starting
promptly.
At 02:46 PM 8/22/99 -0500, Spirit Rider wrote:
>All,
>How would I tell my Sr. Commander the importance of starting
>the meeting on time? Church starts at 7pm. We always wait untell
>7:15 to even start the pledges. By the time the boys say the points,
>memory verses, ect it's about 7:30. That's 45 minutes of time that gets
>used even before the groups split up. The reason we wait 15 minutes is
>in case anyone shows up late. I think we should wait a little for late
>commers
>but not 15 minutes.
>
>Thanks,
>Noel"Spirit Rider"Bell
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