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since my last Oudook two New Years have passed by so saying a Happy New Year to yot1a11I must also say Kung Ho If New Year days are as gOOd as birthdays then we in Hong Kong achieve the ambition of every slmall boy by having Fat Choi。
two in one year。
At any rate,it dOes give us an opportunity o￡
making our New Year rθ solutions in Enghsh on the1st January nd of the month, of and, having ahuost￡ orgotten them by the θ renewing them again in Chinθ se on the first day o￡ the first month。 Not often do we get such a sθ cond chance。 WⅡ l the good we do be t、vice as much beCause of that I wonder?
Do you Cubmasters know that our new Chief scout, s“ was onCe a Cub? And do you know that he
Charles `压 aclean,
is the first Chief scOut 1o have been a Cub? I knoⅥ 厂you wi1l be under no i1lusions that any of those thirty¨ six noisy young lads you try to lead each week are going to be Chief scouts,but who can te⒒ what they0re going to become as a result of yourtraining。 The Chie￡ a1so, I beheve,、 vas one of those Cubs who did not go vθ n for thosθ whom 讧p into the Troop, so that there is hopθ θ ver khow what you u may nθ you may regard as your fauures. Y。 have done, but bθ sure you cannot meet theso young Iads as you do without having some influence on them。 Lord Rowallan usθ d
to te11 the stOry of a Cub who eyed hhn enviously and asked∶ “ What do you haψ e to do to be a Chie￡ scout?” Who can tellP But you Cubmasters, if you are doing your job proper1y, are doing something Ⅵ7ith your boys which wil1have untold influence uture lives。 for good on their ￡ A famous explorθ r and trave1ler, who was also a philospher, “ in talking of his journθ ys said I do not understand the love of just one place。 One cannot pick the moment and placθ and sa夕
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Enough!Th“ is a11I want。 This is how⒒ ” That sort of present t)etrays past and futurθ 。 If we apply this to is henceforth to be。