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"26 JUNE 95
(to) HAS PBC
(from) CO CADET ESTATES ORG
RE: YR RUSH DISPATCH
Dear Ed,
Sorry, I have not been on the base and just recently recieved this fax.
I called the phone number you gave and it was constantly busy.
Here is the data you requested:
1. Where do they start?
First of all there is an issue that I am sending to you - CLO WUS ED 722 of 22 Mar 74.
All of these points have to be in without exception. Additionally, we will need the additional data of what health insurance is set up for the child (e.g. medical, medicare, etc), the PC folders for the kids if they have one, ethics summary or file if this exists.
BOTH children must want to join the Sea Organization. This includes the father who has to give her (sic) permission that this is okay and to abide by the Sea Org policies in regards to liberties, etc. OSA INT is supposed to be working on getting these revised and issued, but in the meantime we are using the old forms.
If the child fits the requirements, he or she may qualify for the Ranch. The usual way if finding this out is by testing, and then doing crams or instructs and a TIP in order to have the points laid out and finite.
Once the requirements for the Ranch have been completed then the child does the routing form, gets a Fitness Board, signs a Sea Org contract, and then goes to the Ranch where he or she will be a 3rd class Cadet once the requirements are met and they go on the payroll where they get $15.00 per week allowance.
The children will need physical examinations and a vaccination record, and the waivers filled in by the parent (available from the doctor's office and from my HAS CEO).
Financial arrangements need to be made as to payment of childcare, etc. from the org he or she will be working for.
For anyone in the pre-school, they are taught phonics and then every course is taught by Scn checksheet on the basics, Reading, Writing (penmanship and calligraphy), and arithmatic.
The learn to read for their grade level in Math, Reading (SRA reading lab courses), an they have 2-1/2 hours per day on Scientology studies. They also have 2-1/2 hours of daily MEST work in addition to keeping their own areas clean, personal daily hygiene, and helping as a group member.
They have to follow the 5 LRH rules for children:
1. Obey orders.
2. Be good.
3. Get 6 hours of study per day.
4. Keep your area tidy and yourself clean.
5. Work together as a group.
Sports at the ATA consists (until we can get them to the Ranch) of team games and group activities. Sometimes basketball, or baseball as we have a part-time coach that takes them out on the weekends.
At the Ranch, they are mainly playing basketball and baseball for one hour per day, and this is supervised by the Cadet Coordinator who is a Senior HOC INT Qualled person.
As far as the child goes, their parents are encouraged to visit the child during mealtimes, and other times per the schedule. The main point to realize is that for the child it is a First and Third dynamic activity, and the way that the second dynamic comes into play is that they get to see each other of they are upstat and qualify for Liberties.
The Ranch is situated 54 miles away in the town of Saugus on a piece of property that's 32 acres big. They have 6 horses, various animals, rabbits, etc. There are 2 full time security guards on post, and 9 crew to service the children, including two HPCSC's and a Class 8 Qual Sec. MEST work is 4 hours a day on the grounds daily, including common cleaning stations, personal hygene, etc.
They have single beds per law which is 50 sq feet per child. We have emergency facilities, and there is regular WQSB drilling being done in the event of emergency, then all have their proper posts as cadets.
In order to graduate as a Cadet they have to have:
A. A 10,000 word vocabulary. This is done per standard tests on this and verified by Qual before the certificate is issued. Extensive wordclearing is used throughout.
B. Must be able to write, compose elegantly and swiftly. More so than the average adult.
C. Must be able to perform simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, as well as know degrees, minutes and seconds (nautical AB requirements for when they are in the Sea Org.)
Once the abov/e (sic) are awarded, then the complete their EPF courses (Product 0), and report to CMO INT of CMO PAC for posting. At which point they are no longer in our org.
The schedule generally calls for wake up at 6:30 AM, cleaning stattions (sic), hygiene points in, uniform inspections, muster and drilling. Then they get transportation from the AB berthing to the ATA and eat breakfast, clean up, more study, and then decks time. After decks projects they cleanup (sic) and get ready for dinner, then cleanup (sic) and go to the AB where they get ready for bed, take a shower, cleaning stations, etc.
Saturdays and Sundays are usually outings for the upstats, and CSP for the dorms and the AB and ATA.
That's basically it.
Let me know if you have any questions.
ML, Tom"
http://ocmb.xenu.net/ocmb/viewtopic.php?p=310254#310254
"26 JUNE 95
(to) HAS PBC
(from) CO CADET ESTATES ORG
RE: YR RUSH DISPATCH
Dear Ed,
Sorry, I have not been on the base and just recently recieved this fax.
I called the phone number you gave and it was constantly busy.
Here is the data you requested:
1. Where do they start?
First of all there is an issue that I am sending to you - CLO WUS ED 722 of 22 Mar 74.
All of these points have to be in without exception. Additionally, we will need the additional data of what health insurance is set up for the child (e.g. medical, medicare, etc), the PC folders for the kids if they have one, ethics summary or file if this exists.
BOTH children must want to join the Sea Organization. This includes the father who has to give her (sic) permission that this is okay and to abide by the Sea Org policies in regards to liberties, etc. OSA INT is supposed to be working on getting these revised and issued, but in the meantime we are using the old forms.
If the child fits the requirements, he or she may qualify for the Ranch. The usual way if finding this out is by testing, and then doing crams or instructs and a TIP in order to have the points laid out and finite.
Once the requirements for the Ranch have been completed then the child does the routing form, gets a Fitness Board, signs a Sea Org contract, and then goes to the Ranch where he or she will be a 3rd class Cadet once the requirements are met and they go on the payroll where they get $15.00 per week allowance.
The children will need physical examinations and a vaccination record, and the waivers filled in by the parent (available from the doctor's office and from my HAS CEO).
Financial arrangements need to be made as to payment of childcare, etc. from the org he or she will be working for.
For anyone in the pre-school, they are taught phonics and then every course is taught by Scn checksheet on the basics, Reading, Writing (penmanship and calligraphy), and arithmatic.
The learn to read for their grade level in Math, Reading (SRA reading lab courses), an they have 2-1/2 hours per day on Scientology studies. They also have 2-1/2 hours of daily MEST work in addition to keeping their own areas clean, personal daily hygiene, and helping as a group member.
They have to follow the 5 LRH rules for children:
1. Obey orders.
2. Be good.
3. Get 6 hours of study per day.
4. Keep your area tidy and yourself clean.
5. Work together as a group.
Sports at the ATA consists (until we can get them to the Ranch) of team games and group activities. Sometimes basketball, or baseball as we have a part-time coach that takes them out on the weekends.
At the Ranch, they are mainly playing basketball and baseball for one hour per day, and this is supervised by the Cadet Coordinator who is a Senior HOC INT Qualled person.
As far as the child goes, their parents are encouraged to visit the child during mealtimes, and other times per the schedule. The main point to realize is that for the child it is a First and Third dynamic activity, and the way that the second dynamic comes into play is that they get to see each other of they are upstat and qualify for Liberties.
The Ranch is situated 54 miles away in the town of Saugus on a piece of property that's 32 acres big. They have 6 horses, various animals, rabbits, etc. There are 2 full time security guards on post, and 9 crew to service the children, including two HPCSC's and a Class 8 Qual Sec. MEST work is 4 hours a day on the grounds daily, including common cleaning stations, personal hygene, etc.
They have single beds per law which is 50 sq feet per child. We have emergency facilities, and there is regular WQSB drilling being done in the event of emergency, then all have their proper posts as cadets.
In order to graduate as a Cadet they have to have:
A. A 10,000 word vocabulary. This is done per standard tests on this and verified by Qual before the certificate is issued. Extensive wordclearing is used throughout.
B. Must be able to write, compose elegantly and swiftly. More so than the average adult.
C. Must be able to perform simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, as well as know degrees, minutes and seconds (nautical AB requirements for when they are in the Sea Org.)
Once the abov/e (sic) are awarded, then the complete their EPF courses (Product 0), and report to CMO INT of CMO PAC for posting. At which point they are no longer in our org.
The schedule generally calls for wake up at 6:30 AM, cleaning stattions (sic), hygiene points in, uniform inspections, muster and drilling. Then they get transportation from the AB berthing to the ATA and eat breakfast, clean up, more study, and then decks time. After decks projects they cleanup (sic) and get ready for dinner, then cleanup (sic) and go to the AB where they get ready for bed, take a shower, cleaning stations, etc.
Saturdays and Sundays are usually outings for the upstats, and CSP for the dorms and the AB and ATA.
That's basically it.
Let me know if you have any questions.
ML, Tom"