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BANNER
BENNINGTON
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BUNKER HILL
COLORS
CONTINENTAL
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FLAG
until the meeting is over. Why do we do
that? I think there are two main rea-
sons. First, we honor the flag by in-
cluding it as part of our meeting. And
second, we show that we are under the
protection of that flag and all it repre-
sents, our Constitution and our laws.
We honor the flag by saluting it and
by pledging allegiance. We can also
honor it by displaying it properly and
by taking it down and storing it the right
way. Now (Cub noma) and (Cub name)
are going to show us how to retire the
flag and fold it properly. As they do
that, join me in singing "God Bless
America." (Lend song as boys retire
colors.)
FLAG WORD PUZZLE. This is a game
FLY
FURL
GADSDEN
GRAND UNION
LIBERTY TREE
OLD GLORY
PLEDGE
RED
RETREAT
SALUTE
STAFF
STARS
STRIPES
THIRTEEN
UNION JACK
WHITE
for a den gathering time period or quiet
time. Players try to find the words listed
below, circle them, and check them off
the list. The words may be found in
horizontal, vertical, or diagonal rows.
(Puzzle by Joyce Newell, Torrey Pines
District, San Diego County Council,
Calif.)
THE SHARP KNIFE CEREMONY
(Closing).
Personnel—Cubmaster.
Equipment—Pocket knife.
Cubmaster: Show pocketknife. "Cub
Scouts, this is an ordinary pocketknife.
Maybe you have one now. If you don't,
you'll probably want one when you get
into Boy Scouting. It's a very useful
little tool around camp, IF. Do you
know what the 'If is? IF you keep it
clean and sharp. If you let it get dull and
rusty, it's not only useless, it's danger-
ous. because it won't be able to do what
you want it to. It's very easy to cut
yourself when you try to force a dull
knife to cut something.
"The same idea applies to our bodies.
If they're clean and sharp—if we're
really fit, we won't become dull and
rusty like a knife that hasn't been given
good care. That's why we've been
working this month on physical fitness.
And that's why you should try to keep
your body fit in the years ahead. Let's
all follow the Cub Scout motto to phy-
sical fitness. What is the Cub Scout
motto?"
Boys shout. "Do your best."
CUB 7 AUG 81
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