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1980 - 1989: Scouting Expands
1980 - 1989: Scouting Expands
Cub Scouting celebrates its 50th anniversary and registers its 30 millionth member since its founding in 1930.
Alexander M. Holsinger becomes the millionth Eagle Scout registered.
Tiger Cubs BSA, for 7-year old boys, and Varsity Scouting, for 14 to 17- year-old boys, are launched.
In 1985, The BSA Scouting for the Handicapped program receives the National Organization on Disability Award for its innovative approaches in serving disabled Scouters.
Boys’ Life magazine celebrates its 75th birthday.