TITLE: SCOUTING magazine
[For all Boy Scout Leaders -- Published by the BSA, Boy Scouts of America! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: July-August 1970; Vol. 58, No. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11oe". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Few national holidays stir the hearts of Americans everywhere more than July 4, Independence Day, the birthday of our country. This year in Scouting we can visibly demonstrate our patriotism with simple but impressive flag ceremonies and by expressing concern for those who are prisoners of war in North Vietnam. (See Rally Round the Flag, Boys" in the May-June issue of SCOUTING MAGAZINE.) However, we should not stop at a once-a-year attention to our American heritage. We should use it in our pack meetings, troop outings, and post activities. Take the Scouts on the cover, for instance. You can sense their respect for the flag, their love for America. You can tell by their bearing and their rapt attention. There are probably even some old-fashioned goose bumps and chills down the spine there somewhere, too. As Scouters, let us build and maintain that spirit of pride in America and its flag that needs strengthening in some parts of our land and of our citizenry. ARTICLES:
RECRUIT SUBURBIA'S DISADVANTAGED . . . Thomas L. Sholes . . . Needy boys live in suburban areas as well as in the big cities; a Scoutmaster tells how to find and recruit them.

NOVEMBER--WORLD FRIENDSHIP FUND MONTH . . . Units and Scouts will become part of this around-the-world Good Turn.

LIVING PICTURES OF AMERICA . . . Thomas S. Godson . . . Tableaux of American history make a hit down South", you can do the some in your unit.

BEACH CAMPING--BONUS FOR SCOUTS . . . William M. Stair . . . It's hard to top the variety of adventure found on our ocean shores.

MANY EAGLES IN THE NEST . . . Meet the elite, the outstanding Eagle' families in BSA history.

FOOD PLANNING FOR TREKS . . . Don Jones . . . Save wampum, worry, weight, and work on your next backpacking trip.

BOYPOWER--ANOTHER WORD FOR INVOLVEMENT . . . A look at Scouting's long-range plan, its purpose, and its meaning to boys throughout America.

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