TITLE: SCOUTING magazine
[For all Boy Scout Leaders -- Published by the BSA, Boy Scouts of America! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: October 1987; Vol. 75, No. 5
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11oe". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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About our cover: Danny Remeika, left, shows off his native Portuguese dish of chorizo, and Harry Papali, from India, sports some rice pilaf. Why? It's all part of afoodfest with the multinational Scouts of Troop 24 in Cambridge, Mass. Gene Daniels took the cover shot and the photographs on pages 24-26. And between bites, Bob Hood put together the story. Published by the Boy Scouts of America.

SPECIAL FEATURES:
John McGrew's Flock of Eagles: Crime, poverty, and broken homes are commonplace in South Dallas. Yet, in this bleak setting, Scoutmaster John McGrew shows his boys the way to a better life.

Twenty-Five Years of Hiking the Grand Canyon: Each time this Scoutmaster hikes the Grand Canyon he leaves renewed, hopeful, and humbled.

Milwaukee Council's Youngtimers Are Always on the Move: Retirees help save big bucks by wielding brushes and hammers to keep Scout properties--and themselves--in tip-top shape.

A Ramble in the Woods: Neither heat of day nor itch of night can stay a determined berrier.

A Smorgasbord of Scouting: So many of its members come from other parts of the world that this Massachusetts troop can always guarantee an international flavor to its activities.

School Time for Camp Staff: The BSA's national camping schools teach staff members how to make summer camp back home one of the best weeks in a Boy Scout's life.

A Small Town Big on Scouting: Just how does whistle-stop Pecatonica, Ill., manage to draw and hold 60 percent of its boys in Scouting?.

College Ahead? Choosing the right college is one of the major decisions our children will make in life. How can parents help clear the path for them?.

Okpik--Living It Up in the Snow: In a winter camping school named after the snow owl, Wisconsin youngsters learn how to keep warm, dry, and well fed.

Scouting--Where East Meets West: For many Indochinese youngsters and their families, Scouting bridges the gap between Eastern and Western cultures.

They Go By the Book: Before all else fails, Pack 635 turns to the basic manuals.

REGULAR FEATURES:
News Briefs.
Front Line Stuff.
Worth Retelling.
The Way It* Was.
Family Quiz.
Boys' Life Keeps the Boy Scouting.


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