CHIEF SCOUT’S ADVICE
DISCUSSION GROUPS Discussion groups are invaluable among Scouters and such courses should be introduced wherever possible, contends Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout in the British Commonwealth and Empire. He . recently issued a rebuke to “carpet slipper Scouts” who became concerned solely with local activities. He believes boys should get into the open as much as possible, interchange visits with other troops and go on winter hikes. Since the termination of the war, the Chief Scout has been active rallying the movement to all its former activities. A Scotchman by birth, Lord Rowallan has been an outstanding Scout leader from the age of 21.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 6035, 21 October 1946, Page 2
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