All,
I think "to each its own" is appropriate. What I mean
is you know your boys and the circumstances surounding
your boys. Some of are boys do pretty good at inviting
others and a good percent of the groups are unchurched.
Our problem is follow through. No excuses, we just
haven't figured a good formula. It is difficult in that
people have a hard time trusting because of so much
crime. We are on the works of starting an incentive
program to further reward the work that the boys do.
There is not a lot of postive feed back that these boys
get in there everyday life. So besides what we give
them, we just want to add something a little special.
God Bless.
Geno Plares
O.P.#178 NCal/Nev
San Jose, CA.
> In a message dated 10/29/1999 9:55:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > Well why don't you?
> > If you go by way of money why not use Ranger dollars and let them pick and
> > chose
>
> But, is it not still a "bribe?"
>
> Kelvin Pier
> Sr. Cmdr.
> of the Mighty 34th
> from the Penn-Del District
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