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Baloo's Bugle

 

July 2004 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue

Volume 10, Issue 12
August 2004 Theme

Theme: Scouting the Miday
Webelos: Forester & Naturalist
  Tiger Cub:
Activities

 

PRAYERS AND POEMS FOR SCOUTERS

CS Roundtable Prayer

Cub Scouting Roundtable Planning Guide

Lord, for rest, fun and friendships,

You have given us play.

To “Do Our Best” and be good sports,

The rules we will obey

Grant us humility if we are number one,

If we’re not, remind us Lord,

That we play the games for fun!!

Amen

A change in behavior begins with a change in the heart –

Sign in front of First Assembly of God Church in Carney’s Point, NJ.  I did a web search and found the quote in several places but did not find a source.  I was thinking how thought provoking this saying is and how pertinent to Scouting.  We are trying to affect the hearts and minds of boys to make them good citizens for life. Commissioner Dave

“Leadership is the art of accomplishing more than the science of management (or your District Exec – CD) says is possible.”   Colin Powell

What Shall You Give

Longhorn Council

What shall you give to one small boy?
A glamorous game, a tinseled toy,

A whittling knife, a puzzle pack,
A train that runs on curving tracks?

A picture Amok, a real live pet----
No, there's plenty of time for such things yet.

Give him a day for his very own---
Just one small by and his dad alone.

A walk in the woods, a romp in the park,
A fishing trip from dawn to dark.

Give the gift that only you can---
The companionship of his old man;

Games are outgrown and toys decay---
But he'll never forget if you give him a day.

This Moment

Author unknown

Circle Ten Council

I may never see tomorrow; there's no written guarantee,
And things that happened yesterday belong to history.
I cannot predict the future, and I cannot change the past,
I have just the present moment; I must treat it as my last.
I must use this moment wisely for it soon will pass away,
And be lost to me forever as a part of yesterday.
I must exercise compassion, help the fallen to their feet,
Be a friend unto the friendless, make an empty life complete.
I must make this moment precious for it will not come again,
And I can never be content with things that might have been.
Kind word I fail to say this day may never be unsaid,
For I know not how short may be the path that lies ahead.

The unkind things I do today may never be undone,
And friendships that I fail to win may nevermore be won.
I may not have another chance on bended knee to pray,
And thank my God with humble heart for giving me this day
I may never see tomorrow, but this moment is my own.
It's mine to use or cast aside; the choice is mine, alone.
I have just this precious moment in the sunlight of today,
Where the dawning of tomorrow meets the dusk of yesterday

 

 

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