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April 1966
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Next week Scouts in the Wigan area - and all over the country - will be offering their services to householders and institutions under the Bob-a-Job scheme.
Scouts do not tout for money - they never rattle collection boxes or run flag days. One of the principles of the Movement is that boys are trained to earn money they need for their Scouting. Bob-a-Job is one of the ways they do it.
They will come to doors and ask for a job to do, but will they please remember the following:
Make sure the boys really are Scouts.Choose a job suited to the age and capacity of the boys.See that they do it properly.Pay them what the job was worth.Enter the amount on their job card.
The Scouts will like it if they are treated seriously and given real work for a real reward. |
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