Scouting, Volume 30, Number 1, January 1942 Page: 11
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1 TROOP PROGRAM for FEBRUARY
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fire defense, use of knife, hatchet
and axe, rescue methods (includ-
ing use of rope), artificial respira-
tion, transportation of injured.
Service Opportunities—
Waste paper campaign; National
Defense Book Campaign; safety,
rescue and fire defense demonstra-
tions. Others as announced.
Preparation—
Troop Leaders' Council meets
in January to plan for Boy Scout
Week and February program.
Reading Suggestions—
Emergency Service Training
Plan Reference Materials, and
other publications noted below.
THIRD WEEK (Feb. 15-21)
Individual Effort
Knife and hatchet (HB 169). Axe (HB 278). Merit
Badge work.
Patrol Meetings
Opening. Business. Drill.
Practice use of knife and hatchet (HPL 186). Handi-
craft (HPL 425).
Review treatment of fractures.
Planning. Games and songs. Closing.
Troop Meeting
Opening. Inspection. Drill. Business.
Physical training—jump from table; jump and roll
(ES 22-23).
Demonstration of use of axe, knife and hatchet (ES
51-52; HSM 1001, 1035, HBS 122; Safety MBP).
Boat handling and life saving, if practical.
Demonstration of transportation of injured person on
door or blanket by E.S.C. members or Red Cross
instructor.
Patrol period. Games and Contests.
Tenderfoot Investiture (HSM 922). Council fire.
Closing.
Troop Leaders' Council half-meeting.
Washington's Birthday Weekend
Winter camping trip or day hike, perhaps combined
with a patriotic pilgrimage.
Peed wild life. Wide games, such as The Sacrifice to
Bala (HSM 914).
Waste paper collection and other war service.
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Reprinted from PUNCH, London, August, 27, 1941
FOURTH WEEK (Feb. 22-28)
Individual Effort
Advancement and Merit Badge work.
Patrol Meetings
Opening. Business. Drill.
Black-out first aid (ES 49). Treatment of burns (HB
130).
Prepare for Inter-Patrol Rally at Troop meeting.
Planning. Games, songs, stunts, etc. Closing.
Troop Meeting
Opening. Inspection. Drill. Business.
Demonstration by E.S.C. Scouts of way to fight in-
cendiary bomb fires (see page 23).
Examination in knife and hatchet (HSM 1003), axe
(HSM 1036), first aid (HSM 992) and other sub-
jects.
Patrol period. Prepare for rally.
Inter-Patrol Rally, featuring such emergency service
activities as rope climb, escape relay (ES 41),
hand wrestling and Indian leg wrestling, signaling,
first aid, knot tying, Live Wire Accident (HSM
877), etc.
Troop Leaders' Council Meeting
Plan March program (see February Scouting).
Saturday
Visit to firemen's training school.
Waste paper collection and other war service.
To Str©«giia£ai Democracy Scouting Must Grow
JANUARY, 1942 11
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Boy Scouts of America. Scouting, Volume 30, Number 1, January 1942, periodical, January 1942; New York, New York. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth313078/m1/13/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum.