I previously wrote about the final banquet for Aquehongian Lodge #112 which took place a couple of weekends ago.
The end of an important 75-year piece of Boy Scouting history on Staten Island was marked Saturday in the Staten, West Brighton.
Aquehongian Lodge 112 of the Order of the Arrow, Boy Scouts of America, celebrated both its 75th anniversary and the end of its tenure as a full, independent lodge.
At the Banquet, two final flaps were issued. The second was more limited and given only to the LEC/Banquet
Committee:
The stats for this one are:
S42 GMY R M/C M/C DBL FDL; Name Red outlined Blk; WHT WWW, 1938-2013 LEC
Anyone have one for trade?
Aquehongian Lodge 112 black border Older OA Flap m
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Aquehongian Lodge 112 Greater New York, Staten Island NY Flap White Bdr (AR5057)
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Aquehongian Lodge 112 Greater New York, Staten Island NY 2000 NOAC Flap (AR5056)
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Aquehongian Lodge 112 Greater New York, Staten Island NY Flap BLK Bdr (NE714)
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Kintecoying Lodge 4 Aquehongian Lodge Legacy Patch 2 piece set New York City
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The important point is that the political ideals of a people and its attitude toward authority are as much the effect as the cause of the political institutions under which it lives. This means, among other things, that even a strong tradition of political liberty is no safeguard if the danger is precisely that the new institutions and policies will gradually undermine and destroy that spirit. … F.A. Hayek’s, The Road to Serfdom;
