BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
OVERNIGHT CAMPING PERMISSION SLIP

Boy Scout Troop 252 is planning ___________________________________________________.

On ________________________________________ Troop 252 will meet at St. Luke's Church at ____________ and drive to ___________________________________________________________.  We will return to St. Luke's Church at approximately _________________.

My son, ____________________________, has permission to attend the Troop 252 outing at ___________________________________________________________ on ________________________________.  In consideration of his engaging in this activity, I agree to save harmless the said leader and his/her associates, our unit’s sponsoring institution, and the Boy Scouts of America because of any claim arising on behalf of my said son from a possible injury or illness while engaged in this activity.  I understand that cooking, pocket knife whittling, wild animals, swimming, camping activites, etc. are included in this outing.

(      ) YES, the scout’s guardian will be driving ___ scouts there.

(      ) YES, the scout’s guardian will drive ___ scouts back to South Milwaukee.

            How many people can you transport? ______

            What kind, make, year of vehicle do you have?  _____________________

            Driver's License Number ____________

            # Passengers _____

While the troop is away, I can be reached at ___________________________.  In the event I cannot be reached and emergency medical treatment is required, you have my permission to authorize medical authorities to take any action, which may be needed and transport my son to the nearest hospital if medically necessary.  Additionally, please contact: _______________________________________________________________________________________

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