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It seemed like a natural choice for the former bugle-playing Boy Scout, who attended the youth program at the suggestion of his grandmother.

From Los Angeles Times

Usually if he got mail, it was just postcards or brochures, reminding him about school events or basketball leagues or Boy Scout camp-outs.

From Literature

Since they’d been on the road, his father had taken the Boy Scouts’ motto, “Be Prepared,” to a new level.

From Literature

The asphalt dead-ends, but there’s a gravel driveway heading to the Boy Scout camp.

From Literature

If they let in the Boy Scouts, then everyone else who owned property and equipment around the lake wanted to retrieve their belongings, too.

From Literature