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MORI - Polls & Surveys - The Scouts Today . Beavers/cubs/scouts, 39. Boys Brigade, 13. Girls Brigade, 9. Rainbows/Brownies/guides,24. Youth Clubs UK, 6. Army Cadets, 5. Air Training Corps (ATC), 2. http://www.mori.com/polls/2003/scouts.shtml
Extractions: About MORI News About MORI UK Offices UK Associate Companies ... Recruitment 4 October 2003 Two years after re-launching its identity and programme, The Scout Association commissioned MORI Social Research Institute to determine some key aspects of how the long-established movement is viewed today. Awareness of the organisation is high. More than four in five (86%) British people say they have heard of the Scout Association, higher than all other youth groups measured. The Scouts also scored highly on trust with two thirds (67%) saying they trusted the organisation. The public sees the organisation as 'adventurous' (77%), 'exciting' (61%) and 'environmentally focused' (67%). The qualitative research that MORI undertook shows that what appeals to parents about Scouting are its values, the skills it teaches and the opportunities it offers young people. Technical details MORI conducted four focus groups among parents of children aged 6 -14. They were held across England between the 30 April and 1 May. MORI then interviewed a nationally representative sample of 1,953 (in the first wave of research) and 1,958 (in the second wave of research) adults aged 15 and over in 198 different sampling points. Interviews were conducted face-to-face, in-home, between 5-10 and 19-24 June 2003. 1,953 respondents aged 15+ across Great Britain
Scouting Books Information. Dial A Book Sydney Marguerite De The Wolf That Never Sleeps Book Number 30318 London girl GuidesAssociation 1967 good+ d/w. Keywords baden powell scouts cubs Price $18.00, http://www.dialabook.com.au/local/1/109
The Hungarian Scout Association In Exteris We have formalized leader training for patrol leaders (separately for girl guides,boy scouts, and cub scouts), assistant scoutmasters (scouters and cub scouts http://www.pinetreeweb.com/h-abroad.htm
Extractions: Külföldi Magyar Cserkész Szövetség "This page is dedicated to Mr. Gabor Bodnar who has led the Association since 1945. As a young scoutmaster (25 at the time) he started organizing troops in Germany with several scout friends (we refer to them collectively as the Countryless Eagles). He is still active as our General Secretary. His tireless work built the organization into what it is today. He celebrated his 75th birthday last September. We who now are responsible for carrying forward this work owe him an eternal debt of gratitude for his work and sacrifices." The materials on this page were provided by Imre Lendvai-Lintner, the Executive Director of the Hungarian Scouting Association in Exteris. He writes: Hungarian Scouting was founded in 1910. It was officially abolished in Hungary in 1948. In 1989 it was again legalized. Our organization started operating in the displaced persons camps in Germany and Austria in 1948 as the Paul Teleki Scout Association. In 1948, we renamed ourselves as the Hungarian Scout Association. In 1989, we returned the Association's original seal to Hungary and gave it to the new Hungarian Scouts Association (that was when we changed our name). We base on our work on carrying out our obligations at four levels (God, our adopted countries, our fellowman and the Hungarian nation).
Extractions: Part One I NOW started on my second life in this world. I had definitely left the Army in 1910. I was now settling down to be a good citizen as a Warden of the Mercers' Company (N.B.-A Mercer, like a poet, is born such, he is not made); and the Boy Scout movement had started itself and was finding its feet far and wide. This, though it promised to be the biggest job of my life, was at the same time the easiest since everybody connected with it met me more than half-way with their keenness. In 1912 all was going smoothly and well when out of the blue an entirely new kind of bomb suddenly caught me in the midriff! DOUBLE HARNESS It was in this way. During my first life I had had my time fairly fully occupied, with little leisure for thinking of such extraneous matters as marriage; indeed, I had been railed by my best friend, "Ginger" Gordon, 15th Hussars, on being a confirmed old bachelor; and when I said that I had no desire to get married and I felt sure that nobody would desire to marry me, he looked at me quizzically for a space and then remarked, with the laugh of one who knew: "You'll get it in the neck one day when you least expect it. Old boy!"
Astronomy In Guides And Scouts guides age 9 to 12 The program is divided into four strands my The girls maybe scouts are expected to remember the knowledge which they acquired as cubs. http://www.erin.utoronto.ca/~astro/guidescout.htm
ZaTaNg.CoM - LoCals - Kolkata - What's Hot - Bharat Scouts And Guides The Bharat scouts guides is a voluntary, nonpolitical, educational movement for young people, open to all without distinction of origin, race or creed, in accordance with the purpose, and 10 http://www.zatang.com/locals/cityk/khot34.htm
Extractions: Drexel Grapevine Antiques Scouting Collectibles Page 2 of 3 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Explorers, and Girl Scouts items. If you see a border around a picture, it means it is a thumbnail, click on the picture to see a larger version, use your browser's back button to return to this page. To place an order, or to ask a question e-mail us: Scouter's Award medal. 1/20 10K gold filled. medal and ribbon, 2 1/2 inches. In the original box, box has a few scratches, small crack in plastic of front, larger crack on the back. $32.50 item #2058 Scouter's Key 1/20 10K gold filled. medal and ribbon, 2 1/2 inches. On the ribbon is a small pin. Explorer's? In the original box, box has a few scratches. $35.50 item #2059 Boy Scout First Class composite rank plaque. Older 4 1/4 x 3 1/2 inches. A few scratches and light wear on edges. $12.50 item #2060 Boy Scouts of America 50 Miler award patch. Good condition, has not been sewn to a garment. 4 x 5 inches. $10.50 item #4256 Cub Scout neckerchief slide. Older, stamped brass. 1 1/2 inches, light tarnish. $6.50 item #2061 Two earlier scout neckerchief slides, one fleur de lis BSA lapel pin, one early Star Scout rank pin. $16.50 item #39
Extractions: Drexel Grapevine Antiques Scouting Collectibles Page 1 of 3 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Explorers, and Girl Scouts items. If you see a border around a picture, it means it is a thumbnail, click on the picture to see a larger version, use your browser's back button to return to this page. To place an order, or to ask a question e-mail us: Cub Scout bookmark. Gold plated brass. 3 3/4 inches, a few scratches, but overall good. $9.50 item #1701 Star Scout pin, Sterling, earlier. 1 1/8 inch $12.50 item #2075 Cub Scout medal. 3 inches. No real idea of age but my guess would be 1970s. Good condition. $22.50 item #4673 Clear Creek Mountain, Philmont Scout Ranch, Cimarron New mexico. postcard. Shows scouts hiking on the peak. Crease bottom left corner, and at top. Slight soiling, corner and edge wear. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. $6.00 item #1640 BSA scout whistle. Looks to be from the 1950s Good condition, shows the slightest wear from use. $17.50 item #150 1980 Kiawah District Fall Camporee Patch. I think this is South Carolina? 3 x 4 inches. $7.50 item #1657 Girl Scouts clover pin, enameled metal, 3/4 inch. Probably 1990s. $5.50 item #4298
LIECHTENSTEIN During this project, exchanges of Egyptian and Liechtenstein Boy scouts and GirlGuides also took place. Wolfle/ Bienie cubs / Brownies- ages 7 to 11. http://n2zgu.50megs.com/LICH.htm
Extractions: Ecommerce Solution Free Web Space Free Web Site Web Hosting ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 SCOUTING IN LIECHTENSTEIN PFADFINDER UND PFADFINDERINNEN LIECHTENSTEINS SCOUTS AND GUIDES OF LIECHTENSTEIN Scouting in Liechtenstein began in Schaan in 1931 and Guiding started in Vaduz in 1932. The Scout Association became a member of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) in 1933. The Girl Guides of Liechtenstein became a full member of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) in 1952. At the end of World War II, Rangers and Rovers helped in refugee camps. In 1953 the World Scout Conference took place in Vaduz and for this reason, a special scout stamp was published. A first-aid-group for Scouts and Guides was founded in 1973. The Scouts and Guides have had their own shop since 1976 and in 1979, they started publishing a bimonthly magazine for leaders, which is called "KNOTEN". Co-operation between the Scout and the Guide Associations has increased since 1981, when joint activities were organized to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Scout Movement in Liechtenstein. In 1989, the two Associations merged and its official name now is "Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Liechtensteins". HSH Prince Nikolaus of Liechtenstein and his sister, HSH Princess Nora are Honorary Members of the Movement. Among the main events in the scouting year are the annual summer camps, winter camps and various activities for all branches at national level.
INDI. Handicapped boys and girls also participate in the Scouting program. The UnitedNations selected the Bharat scouts and guides as honorary Peace http://n2zgu.50megs.com/INDI.htm
Extractions: Ecommerce Solution Free Web Space Free Web Site Web Hosting ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 SCOUTING IN INDIA Scouting was officially founded in India in 1909, shortly after its founding in the United Kingdom. Scouting first started at the Bishop Cottons Boys School in Bangalore. In 1916, a Cub section was started, followed by the Rover section in 1918. Scouting for native Indians was started by V.V.N.Bose, Madanmohan Malvia, Hridyanath Kunju, Dr.Annie Beasant and G.S.Arundale, in 1913. Prior to this date, Scouting was only for British and foreign Scouts. The Bharat Scouts and Guides was officially formed on November 7, 1950 and Scout activities began on August 18,1951. Prior to the Bharat Scouts and Guides, there were several Scout Associations operating in India. In 1909, Indians were not permitted to join Scouting. Only the British were allowed to be Scouts. They started a Scout organization named, "the Boy Scouts of India". Later, Indians were given permission to start Scouting. They formed an organization of their own named, "Hindustan Scouts". The Girl Guides had an organization of their own named, "Girl Guides of India." After Indias independence, The Bharat Scouts and Guides was formed. The Bharat Scouts and Guides became a member of the World Bureau (WOSM) in 1938.
WaterAid up a working water pump for the girls to try to hear from any Rainbows, Brownies orGuides interested in past, benefited from the support of scouts and cubs up http://www.wateraid.org/get_involved/community/381.asp
Extractions: www.guides.org.uk Girlguiding UK, as part of a world-wide movement, enables girls and young women to fulfil their potential and to take an active and responsible role in society through its distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders. WaterAid has enjoyed a fruitful relationship with the Guide movement throughout our history and in the past has benefited from countless fundraising activities organised with Guides, Brownies and Rainbows. fundraising resources pages community@wateraid.org
Annual Scout Guide Hobby Show Participants were from th StormontGlengarry District of scouts Canada, GirlGuides Eastern Division and Les Scoutes. Entries by other Packs and cubs. http://dalkeithscouting.t35.com/hobby show/
Extractions: Annual Scout/Guide Hobby Show 2001 On April 7, 2001 we held our annual Scout/Guide Hobby Show at Cornwall Square Shopping Mall. Participants were from th Stormont-Glengarry District of Scouts Canada, Girl Guides Eastern Division and Les Scoutes. Congratulations to all those who won trophies, and a job well done to all participants. Beaver Entries (click on a thumb nail to see a larger picture) Entry by the 1st Dalkeith Beaver Colony Entries from All other Colonies Cub and Cub Pack Entries 1st Dalkeith Cub Pack Entry Entries by other Packs and Cubs Scout Entries Winner of the Scout Modeling Trophy from 1st Dalkeith Scouts Other Troop and Scout Entries Girl Guide Entries Leader Entries 1st Prize Entry by "Bubbles" , 1st Dalkeith Beaver Leader Other Leader Entries
Chats And Forums WAGGGS Mailing Lists http//www.skl.com/archives/ girl Guide and girl Scoutforum and Christian list for homeschoolers involved in Boy scouts or Cub http://www.directory.net/Recreation/Scouting/Chats_and_Forums/
Scouts & Guides In UK Directory: Library: Community & Cultures more than 28 million scouts, youth and adults, boys and girls, in 216 UK Includesfacts and figures about the UK scouts, news, and Formerly the Guide Association http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Dir/?Category=705569,705572,661531,916871
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Extractions: Help others by sharing your knowledge nelsonb@aztec.asu.edu (Bill Nelson) Newsgroups: , rec.scouting.misc rec.scouting.issues rec.scouting.usa rec.scouting.guide+girl Date: 11 May 2004 10:50:43 GMT Archive-name: scouting/welcome Last-Modified: 2002.3.10 PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE DOCUMENT BEFORE POSTING TO ANY REC.SCOUTING GROUPS!!! The Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ) files for all Scouting groups are archived at the following sites: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/scouting/ http://www.faqs.org/#FAQHTML Subject: General Introduction Welcome to the rec.scouting hierarchy. This is an unmoderated Usenet news grouping aimed at Boy and Girl Scouts, Girl Guides, Cub Scouts, Venturers, Rovers, other scout-like organizations, their leaders, and all people interested in Scouting and Guiding around the world. Other news groups of interest to Scouting are located via http://news.scoutnet.org news.announce.newusers ' and read the posting: 'Rules for posting to Usenet'. This article describes some of the preferred rules for posting on Usenet. People posting to the rec.scouting groups are expected to know and abide by these rules. It is also recommended to review RFC 1855 "Netiquette Guidelines" which can be found at: http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc1855.html
