Scouting, Volume 63, Number 4, September 1975 Page: 29
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the pole to help his team score, but he
may not move his feet. Pole-holders
should be cautioned to keep the pole
vertical so that players will not be in
danger of running into it. Rules are
like basketball except players may
take three steps before passing or
shooting.
Scoutmaster Joe Neville
Troop 79
Winthrop, Mass.
LET US GO FORTH to lead the land
we love, asking His blessing and His
help, but knowing that here on earth
God's work must truly be our own.
John F. Kennedy
BICENTENNIAL PIONEERS. In
great measure, thanks for the early ap-
pointment of the American Revolution
Bicentennial Gommission (now called
"Administration" instead of "Commis-
sion") go to Kenmore, N.Y., Troop 228.
The Scouts, led by institutional repre-
sentative Henry D. Newbigging, in
1964 offered to President Johnson a
500-signature petition. The paper
asked that work begin immediately on
the Bicentennial celebration prepara-
tions. Remarks in the Congressional
Record attest to the troop's foresight.
TEN NEEDS OF A BOY:
1. To climb a mountain and to look
afar.
2. To sit around an embered campfire
with good friends.
3. To test his strength and his skill on
his very own.
4. To be alone with his own thoughts
and with his God.
5. To be able to reach out and find the
hand of an understanding man ready
and willing to help.
6. To have a code to live by — easily
understood and fair.
7. A chance to play hard just for the
fun of it — and to work hard for the
thrill of it.
8. To have a chance to fail — and to
know why.
9. To have and to be a good friend,
and have a chance to prove both.
10. To have a hero — and a vision to
measure him by.
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