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   January Cub Scout Roundtable Issue
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   Volume 7, Issue 6
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    Passports to Other Lands 
   Webelos Scholar & Engineer 
   Tiger Big Ideas 10 & 11 
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    PRAYERS
    & POEMS FOR SCOUTERS
    
     
    A
    child's life is like a piece of paper on which every person leaves a mark.
    (Chinese Proverb)
    
     
     
    
     
    Growing Up 
    Unknown
    
     
     
    
     
    There will be a time when there
    will be no slamming of doors, no toys on the stairs, no childhood quarrels,
    no fingerprints on the wallpaper. 
    
     
    Then may I look back with joy and
    not regret. 
    
     
    God, give me wisdom to see that
    today is my day with my children.
    
     
    That there is no unimportant
    moment in their lives. 
    
     
    May I know that no other career
    is so precious, no other work so rewarding, no other task so urgent. 
    
     
    May I not defer it or neglect it,
    but by the Spirit accept it gladly, joyously, and by Thy grace realize that
    the time is short and my time is now, for children won't wait!
    
     
     
    
     
    Boys 
    Unknown
    
     
    A boy is:
    
     
    Trust with dirt on his face,
    
     
    Beauty with a cut on his finger,
    
     
    Wisdom with bubble gum in his
    hair, and the hope of the future with a frog in his pocket.
    
     
     
    
     
    There are only two kinds of boys:
    
     
    Dirty, and Not Yet
    
     
     
    
     
    If you have a little boy
    
     
    All your very own,
    
     
    Then you have enough and more
    
     
    To make a happy home.
    
     
     
    
     
    Little Boys are Treasures 
    Unknown
    
     
    Little boys are treasures
    
     
    Who are worth their weight in
    gold
    
     
    And charm everyone around them
    
     
    From the time they're hours old 
    
     
    They're Mommy's little darling,
    
     
    They're a special pal to Dad,
    
     
    And they bring the very happiest
    days
    
     
    A family's ever had!
    
     
     
    
     
    I Stood Beside the Flag Today 
    by Louise Pinkerton Pritz 
    National Capital Area Council
    
     
     
    
     
    I stood beside the flag today
    
     
    And watched it gently wave;
    
     
    I saw amidst the Stars and
    Stripes
    
     
    America, the great.
    
     
     
    
     
    A land to which the masses turn,
    
     
    A land that still is free,
    
     
    A country that still has been
    spared
    
     
    the rule of tyranny,
    
     
     
    
     
    I stood beside the grand old
    flag,
    
     
    The tried red, white and blue
    
     
    Compatriots, this flag and I,
    
     
    Of a nation fair to view.
    
     
     
    
     
    A nation built upon God's truth,
    
     
    Where He is still the key
    
     
    To keeping this, our glorious
    land,
    
     
    A torch of liberty.
    
     
     
    
     
    Invocation and Prayers 
    National Capital Area Council
    
     
     
    
     
    Dear Heavenly Father,
    
     
    Look down on us this evening as
    we gather together in the Spirit of Scouting.
    
     
    Bless these families assembled
    here and guide
    
     
    them as they go forward in
    Akela's path. Amen.
    
     
     
    
     
    Blue & Gold Benediction 
    National Capital Area Council
    
     
     
    
     
    Dear Father,
    
     
     
    
     
    We thank you for this food and
    fellowship that we share tonight. As we come together on this anniversary of
    Cub Scouting to celebrate, we ask you to bless this food and our fellowship
    so that we may all Do Our Best to Do Our Duty, to You, our country, our
    communities, our families, and ourselves.
    
     
    As our Webelos become Boy Scouts,
    we also ask that they remember always the lessons they have learned:
    
     
    To be Trustworthy, Loyal, and
    Helpful to all those they meet,
    
     
    To be Friendly, Courteous, and
    Kind to friend and stranger alike,
    
     
    To Obediently and Cheerfully do
    their duty, and to be Thrifty, so as not to squander the gifts you have
    provided,
    
     
    To be Brave and Clean to face the
    challenges of everyday life with a clean mind and a clean spirit, and
    
     
    To be Reverent - remembering
    always your presence in their lives.
    
     
    We thank you, O' Lord. Amen.
    
     
    
    
     
     
    
    
     
      
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