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· T!Cl&lt;ET&#13;
SALES&#13;
PLAN&#13;
TICKET SALES&#13;
The sale of tickets for the Scout Circus begins&#13;
when you receive your Unit's tickets. Tickets&#13;
will be delivered to the Unit Sales Manager.&#13;
Please send the name of your Unit Sales. Manager&#13;
to.the Scout Office immediately.&#13;
Please allocate and distribute the tickets to&#13;
your boys keeping a record of tickets assigned&#13;
to each. Urge your boys to "Sell their parents first, then relatives and fi•iends,&#13;
then "Sell" everybody in their neighborhood." Let's get the whole family to got&#13;
THE PR~&#13;
THE OBJECTIVE&#13;
To fill Crump Stadium to see the show. We want attendance&#13;
and the only way to insure a large attendance is to SELL&#13;
!HE DATE!&#13;
Saturday - April 28, 1962 - 7:30 P. M.&#13;
THE PLACE&#13;
Crump Stadium&#13;
i6. are especially invited and will be admitted free. if&#13;
accompanied by their parents.&#13;
DETAIL OF TICKET SALES PLAN&#13;
~~~~~-~----- ·==--- -&#13;
For the first book of tickets he sells,&#13;
each Cub, Scout or Explorer will receive&#13;
a beautiful segment to go with&#13;
his participation patch~&#13;
The Pack, Troop or Explorer Unit will&#13;
receive 20% com.~ission on all tickets&#13;
sold by their unit.&#13;
Now is the time for your unit to set a&#13;
goal so all members in your unit will&#13;
strive to help the Uni~_achieve its&#13;
goal.&#13;
EXAMPLE If your unit will sell 2,000 tickets, the Chickasaw Council will senq&#13;
you a check for $400.00. This $400,00 goes a long ways toward buying that list&#13;
of equipment your unit has needed for a long time.&#13;
NO COMMISSION to units on tickets turned in after May 26, 1962.&#13;
METHOD OF ACCO'Q.I'ITJNG FOR TICKETS&#13;
Tickets will be issued in books of five serially numbered. There will be a st~b&#13;
at one end of the ticket. The stub will have a space for the boys name and unit&#13;
which he is to fill in and keep when he sells the ticket. He will turn in the&#13;
stubs and money to his Unit Sales Manager. The enclosed forms are for the Unitfs&#13;
Sales Manager's convenience in keep records.&#13;
THIS IS IMPORTANT&#13;
The entire proceeds of the ticket sales must be delivered to the Council. No&#13;
~erson is authorized to make deductions from the proceeds of the ticket sales.&#13;
THIS IS I:fJJP~ftlIT (continued)&#13;
REPORT MEETING DATES&#13;
1st Meeting. • • • • • • • • .April&#13;
2nd Meeting. • . . . . . . •• April 16&#13;
•• April 23&#13;
•• April 30&#13;
3rd Meeting ••&#13;
4th Meeting. •&#13;
• • • • • •&#13;
• • • •&#13;
All tickets must be paid for or returned. Remember the profits on this Scout&#13;
Circus can only be used to give you better Scouting.&#13;
TICKETS DELIVERED TO UNIT SALESMANAGER&#13;
There will be a Unit Salesmanagers Meeting, March 29, 1962. At this meeting. all&#13;
Unit Sa.lesmanagers will receive the tickets for their units. Please do not issue&#13;
tickets to boys in your unit until the night of April 2,, 1962-..&#13;
KICK OFF&#13;
Plan now to hold a special meeting for your Unit on Monday Night, April 2, 1962.&#13;
At this time distribute your tickets and let the boys sell 'em.&#13;
Scoutingly yours,&#13;
Ca,~~~&#13;
c. A. Atkinson&#13;
Ticket Sales Manager&#13;
UNIT RECORD SHEET&#13;
---------Phone B ___ _&#13;
District Area Unit Unit Salesmanager&#13;
Phone H ----&#13;
TICKETS REPORTS GRAND PATCH NAME OF BOY ISSUED 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL EARNED&#13;
-- ---&#13;
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