Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-13

ss1xnE nes. - ciaaaicy -ns -rwus LID
rs.-re CLASSES. First :;rass aac -rw,s
hRw.ng siEa scsonle ~ Academies.
and we uus- ccnEins- &asss Ars- @ur
out II them cdrne -ae leadership Of
the immediE-e tu-ure) ssrDnG- me
ruwrls or usursrs having OVER u
boys n them: third the 1Owns "
canrars having Less -nEl II bays n
them.
'Iet Us consider the frsT class,
cities ~ towns having aIEE scnanls
sr academies II them. Il -lIs class
there are three cities, Watar-T-tle.
EaIloweIl. and Gardiner, having q
total Of I44n burs between the aGeE
OF - and . YEARS. II tAesF LfTes
mEh scnuBis and one academy =
CopUrn CiasslEal InsrIIuEe-lils,-e IS
Z 1utaI N aDaU1 Gao BOYS Tine
pEEslcal activities aI these schents
are chiefly raamE Of football 1ase
baI and rack. Declaring - held n
one 1IEh school ana anoIler hopes 70
TAKE Il up This uEaT n none IF
these schoals Is Lasre Z lire pranleIn
club aiming 10 help -1est bays sD!ve
snme u ne problems -I.-1 cuTue NJ
bsfure Ins Dsvs OF Chnse wears. The
churches q ali three cities dG not
record over S:,H boys nj I'll ages II
their sanGaE scanal Clauses ana q
large Re-ceu- al THESE are below nIs.,
schnBl aga The SIX lraaps uf scouts
in these cities draw most # their
bgys from naiBw nigh sEhcul are or
ou1 Of ne -a99 II Lh@ eiameutaE-,
grades. ST We finG rha1 Our 81 The
rnIal u lag ugvs between me ages
NJ y and - ve2r1 the church Is
rauchlnE aauu1 S58 II the average
aEE OF Is ann ne sgnC-s arE reaching
about 156 a the average age df q
ana many III these bsys viii NJ
foUnd = oDTn me Sunday school and
rhe scouts L we cnrslde- sDB as ne
lpL,- number REACHED ny Lhess AZ
-.vE--es- rlar leu ves -9=A BOYS IN
tOuchaa by any character farming
organization II -hest three cities
-An1ng-ne 326 nors recorded II as
-Duns over - --cars G. aEe ana NOT "
Hlgii schppl- or as We r rn1 So. az
grammar school aEs cleFe are snmt.
organized Activities. ] nave rnunl
lnal rneT-e are I'VE scnuI --Uups IL FIVE
different OWNS Win an 1veIa-,e MEM
fEe1,sitip a1 % and : tarRl al - BBvs
They aB nu- meet reEuiari ana same
having IGsI their Isaarrsli. may DC
discontinued tn3E wear Two of THESE
scout CZ'asp= Aa.e been lir iml's.-.. Bv
the county scrsIary as beng me
most splLaais- Tsspe OF ware. fnr Jarse
groups Of BSgE. the atlgtra WEE
szartte IL the churches II cnEnc ,-Iun
Win the 5unGaE sgusnl G:,lss.s r1--~e
are E8uT : Il i. - elups II rxvB da1-
1eFenI towns having q Eatal tnaIIIi-e9-
snip If 10 BgEg. These tillf1s EEr,'iaG
III ACTIVITIES ilp 10 the ,'lnse II scanni
.as- GEAR ana are anxious "a s1s.,''
aga N THIS month Five towns have no
orgauIzsd activities VIVA. ever TIE
churches u nInf ouT 81 Enese 3 IBwns
ere ahir 80 reach Z t8Ial NJ 1Ts ners
II SUNDAY scnnal Glasses The
churches NJ three Of rht So are not
Enuchtng their hpys d. far az ! enuid
learn.
Ler Is consider the leadersrlI4
throughout tnase three cites and 10
GOWNS. This is at once L:la must i'm
organization seeking II nar-er the IN
raj communities for the strength Of the
entire p-ng-am -esrs IN rhe IDcal res
ldent leadership. No permanent WORK
CHI ne carried on without IL IN tflesa
three cities ! have mar; two r-ee,l -aron,-
manusd u me- as possible leaders and
IT me - coU-Ds there are four leaders
oT : II c n ciuns and one ieRae- N
SCOUT wurt-tive leaders IL tire d,f-
ta-eut towns. Three pnssihIe leaders
were suggested IL three ptne.' towns
These men r Of the riEuT fs-ps e,.r
leadership must FIRST ne Interested IA
the hoy lie Of their towns. annn an
IiErnn n tina Service nf = E-srur ana
then --a-nsd and coached II :hs,r v-r.-k.
9ne laans- nf q club has isrf the nour,-
- and one leaaer Of q sc,li1 rom,
cannot carry on his wnrk arp l,ruser.
In the public scnaBls tn COUNT 80
soclaIinn may be Of Erez1 help by and
ing ne develupmenr NJ the program
d1 physical education WHICH mas re
Gently been Installed nfn-v sunerin-
tandents Of InE rural SCHOOLS IRE de-
sIrouE af having assisfaace n TINS
important
/ will SUMMARIZE hriefIv the facts
~ The rwD other classes # towns
So from This study af the county we
tiud thar ths gsea1ast se-vire car he
done Ehs rural lie Of this count hr
giving them organized activities az a
physical, educational. sucial and re
liEiaus nature The policy OF WORK
for the next two mnu1tis shall he the
continuance " the II clubs already
organized and the arEan.zsrinn and
ttIHr CummunirT-wftfe work be carried
III IN earh af the outlying towns as Far
AZ tine Development Of Local lender
shin viii permit. The county ssc-e.-
rfsrT also 10 aid in the ursmurlan Of
the physical education program In the
puniie schuals as far aE possible emp
Grating with their iscZI supervision.
The county committee endorsed this
plan of action for the County 2 NJ G.
A WORK during his opening NJ their
Years wsrK
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