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Some 60 years after joining Boy Scouts, Ricky Mason is its first Jewish board chair in half a century
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Some 60 years after joining Boy Scouts, Ricky Mason is its first Jewish board chair in half a century
(JNS) - Ricky Mason remembers his first introduction to what was then known as the Boy Scouts. His mother told him when he was 7 years old that he would join scouting four years later and become an Eagle Scout. "My mother told me I was gonna do it, and so that was sort of enough for me," Mason told JNS. He's embarking on another scouting adventure 60 years later. Next month, Mason...
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