廴。 Co阴 阴:JJ:oⅡ er% 0“ tJ。 。 vorking for the Jan⒈ some of us have been hving and 、 bOrette so long that it is a11 over and done with。
some of
yOu may even have had so much of it that the very mention I think perhaps O￡ it here wⅡ l stop you reading further。 thOugh most of us have a feehng of quiet satisfaction at a 诣 山ff忆 ult job well done.Anyway, I assure you that th灬 vant tO take this, the last ti1ne I shall speak of it, but I did 飞 my only Opportunity of thanking all of you,those of you who have sat on preparatory coⅡ 11nittees for many months past, Ⅴ hO suffered the heat~Or should I say the cold thOse of ⅤOu 、 Of the day, and also Of the night during the actual period of the JambOrette.NOt everything was perfect of courseˉ and vere quite unnecessarⅡ y blocked, here I think Of drains that 、 vho betrayed a distinct Iack of interest in their Of scouts 、 clearance, and of scouters who were not on hand 11vhen we Ⅵ吐nd。 Ⅵ `ere struck by the havoc wrought by rain and high But des∮ te th诣 , I am sure that the Jamborette was an outˉ standing success. I have heard this from many people。
A letter
frOΠ 1
the Brunei contingent leader sums up the general iIn~ “厂 for such pressiOn∶ e、 VOuld also hke to congratulate you aⅡ `、 sed Jamborette.We wm remember not only the a well OrgaⅡ biting winds, but also the friendhness that、 vas found at every corner Of the Jamborette” 。 A lesser, but nevertheless very pleasant, result Of all our efforts is that as far as 、 ve can see at present it seems as if we shall be able to close Our Jamˉ In au lvays I borette accOunts without Owing any money。 ’ think we can wⅡ te“ 飞 Vell done’ at the end of our Jamborette log,
A few days agO I was talking with a fⅡ end of mine。 He is nOt the grumbhng type, but he reauy 31vas fed up with the service he had been getung fr。 m the shop、 vhere he buys his