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XIII PATROL COMPETITION (2)

" BRIDGE OF THE DOLLAR GAP 99

Patrol Leaders are issued with a list of prices offered for various gadgets, nature specimens, etc. Dollar bills are paid on the spot for good work, and the Patrol with the highest, dollar earnings at the end of the period (45 minutes) will be awarded the Course Tincan Trophy.

(Note: It will be found that the actual payment of dollar bills " will add considerable piquancy to the activity, as compared with the mere awarding of points.)

Rolling hitch! for downward strain round own waist 1 $5.

Carbon leaf print of sycamore $2.

Arm sling for fracture above d1bow $5.

(Note : This should be a narrow sling), Sail-maker's whipping $5. Timber hitch and killick hitch in use $2. Demonstration of fireman 's carry $2. Demonstration of artificial respiration $2. Demonstration of three partner contests $2, Demonstration of Patrol game $10. Demonstration of Patrol pyramid $10. Demonstration of Spanish windlass $5. Demonstration of parbuckle $2. Plaster cast of oak leaf $10. Scouts Pace within one minute error $15, Etc., etc., etc.

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