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Forum: Nostalgia aint what it used to be... 19-11-2010, 20:12

Replies: 34 Cubs, Brownies, Scouts or Girl Guides, which were you? Views: 2,810 Posted By davidf Re: Cubs, Brownies, Scouts or Girl Guides, which were you? :) Hi again, cubs in a pack were split up into teams called "sixes" (for admin, training and competition purposes) and a Sixer was a senior cub who was the leader of a "six". He was helped by...

Forum: Nostalgia aint what it used to be... 29-10-2010, 19:46

Replies: 34 Cubs, Brownies, Scouts or Girl Guides, which were you? Views: 2,810 Posted By davidf Re: Cubs, Brownies, Scouts or Girl Guides, which were you? Hi ossy kid, Remember that we met at the Saturday nights dances at Spring Hill? Well nearly met because I was there about five years before you - probably when you were in the cubs at St Paul's. ...

Forum: Nostalgia aint what it used to be... 28-10-2010, 19:59

Replies: 34 Cubs, Brownies, Scouts or Girl Guides, which were you? Views: 2,810 Posted By davidf Re: Cubs, Brownies, Scouts or Girl Guides, which were you? I joined St Peter's Cubs in 1950. I still have my neckerchief but lost my woggle (along with many other things, probably) many years ago. davidf

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