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Re: A couple of questions...

Donald Scruggs (DScruggs@CRIS.COM)
Wed, 24 Mar 1999 16:24:42 -0500


Jay Willis wrote:
>
> 1) Is a young man allowed to go back and earn his Wolf rank when has
> just joined Scouts as a 3rd-grader and is a member of a Bear den? I
> realize that he must first earn his Bobcat badge.

Not really. Sometimes a boy is given an extention into the fall of his
third grade year to finish up Wolf.

> 2) As far as camp stoves goes, what does MSR stand for?

Mountain Safety Research (Brand Name)
>
> 3) Does snowshoeing qualify as an activity for the Snow Sports mb?

No.

> Thanks,
> Jay

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Yours In Scouting,
Don Scruggs

ScoutMaster Troop 214 National Capital Area Council mailto:ScouterDon@usa.net http://www.bsa.net/md/t214

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