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I hope yOu read the copies of some speeches which appeared in ear⒒
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Bulletins’ this year。
These speeches were reproduced because each contains a number of points which are not onIy of interest but of vital value。
There have been many speeches like these in the past, but I am afraid they have not received the pubⅡ city due to thenl, and the recent reproductions attempt to rectify an important aspect of our tr缸 ning。 s胛 r⒒ 、 ‰ :刂:】 et‰ ff甲 甓 ∶嘻 i里 M阝 。骢 b:Je撬 晶 :吼 扌 昌::￡ ,‰ 品 women particularly those with chⅡ dren. The speeches by three of our `△ ce Presidents also contain points o￡ interest。 His Excellency the Co1mmander Briush F。 rces,sk R忆 hard Ward Jmade interesting compansons between his profession and the ⒈江ovement。 Much has been said on th始 sul,ject particulary as Bˉ P was also a soldier,but sir Richard’ s interpretation was certainly~new to me and, whⅡ e h stressed that scouts are not n“ htary oⅡ entated, there are very strong links between scouting and the Army. The Commodore spoke on serv忆 e to the Commun⒒yw"h part忆 ular reference to making the Colony’ s waters safe; and the present secretary for Home Affairs as D诣 trict Commissioner,New Territories stressed the importance of trahing。 In the May-June edition you saw a reproduc伍 on the speech by ΙⅡs Excel1ency our Chief scout at o￡ his last st。 George’ s Day。 Please read ⒒ again, and or more outdoor acdvities。 please act on his appeal ￡ Co:o:WC咖 "ionor.
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