BOY SCOUTS AND TRAINING.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10453, 12 May 1910, Page 6

BOY SCOUTS AND TRAINING.

(Per Pp.ess Association.) Wanganui, May 11. At a meeting of the local executors of the Boy Scouts of Wanganui tonight it was decided to approve of the circular' issued from the iS'orth Island headquarters, to ehible the Junior Cadet Department to nvsil itself of the training given by the Dominion Boy Scouts organisation, except age limit (10 to It was decided to write the authorities at headquarters in the matter of recognition cf the service for rrcutmasters for military long service medals snd acting lieutenants' eoinanisdoßS of acpointmeht, and further point out t'not unk?s cf Boy Scouts between the ages of 14 'and 17 for Senior Cadet service is recognised and the maximum age of Scouts raised from 16 to IS years, a serious wil! be given the Boy Scout ■-rrgarnsnticn throughout the Dominion.