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Advancement Guidelines Book

Paul S. Wolf (Paul.S.Wolf@ALUM.WPI.EDU)
Fri, 5 Mar 1999 09:08:37 -0500


HEADS UP everyone.

I picked up the 1999 edition of the advancement guidelines book
yesterday at our Scout Shop.

The new edition is called
Advancement Committee Policies and Procedures (#33088B)
replacing last year's
1998 BSA National Advancement Policies and Procedures (#33088A)

It's got a completely new cover, and they reformatted the text (larger
type), moved some stuff around, revised references from Exploring to
Venturing, and added a few sections (on Cub Scout and Venturer
Advancement).

When I did a quick scan, comparing old with new, I didn't see anything
deleted other than references to Exploring, and I saw no changes to the
actual text other than the added info and the references to
Exploring/Venturing.

--
Paul S. Wolf, PE                       mailto:Paul.S.Wolf@alum.wpi.edu

Traffic Engineer, Cuyahoga County Engineer's Office - Cleveland, Ohio Past President, Great Lakes Region, Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs Winding Rivers Dist. Advancement Comm., Greater Cleveland Council, BSA Advancement Webmaster, US Scouting Service Project (www.usscouts.org)


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