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VIII PROGRESS REPORT (1)

In this short peri od, each Patrol Leader in turn will, read out his " Patrol Meeting Specification " and will make a five minute verbal report to the Tr6op, and organize an exhibition cum demonstration. Apart from any other value it may have this method of reporting will give each Patrol practical experience in one Patrol Meeting and secondhand experience in two or three (or more) others.

'the Scouter in charge should endeavor to keep the atmosphere as light as possible, and the, more laughs that can be extracted the better.

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