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SCOUTS HOLD DINNER
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On Friday, October 9, 6:30 p. in., The Annual Meeting and Recognition Dinner of the Shenandoah Area Council, Boy Scouts; of America, will be held at the War Memorial Building, Win-; chestier, Virginia, All Srouters of the Shenandoah Area i Council are invited. This includes Cub-Masters, Scoutmasters. Explorer advisors and their assistants, Den Mothers, Institu- • tional Representatives, Executive Board Members, Council Memy bcrs-at.. large', district committeemen and .commissioners. The dead* ine for reservations is Wednesdaff October 8. ^ !
Wison P, Sperrow is general chairnnanifor the meeting with Ben Belchic serving as program chairman. Members of the attendance camnjittee are: Walter H. Carter, Nat Joyner, J. C. Morris and Clarence E. Becker.
Following the business session scout statuettes will be presented *iv leaders'* for outstanding service, two gcoujters wil be the recipients of the Silver Beaver Award, the highest honor a local council can confer- ufd>n a member. 1 Russell'S. Callow, Crew Coach, United States .Naval Acadejny, r will be the speaker for the occosion. Mr. (Rusty) Calow is known, throughout the country as the deatytff American Rowing coaches.
He poached at the University of
Wajhington for four years (19221921), The University of Penrtsyvrfnia beckned in 1927 and Rusty answered the call. He guided' the Penn, j Crews with great success fpr 23 years, until the Naval Academy sought his services in the summer of 1950, and he was off to. Annapolis, By the end of the '52 season his powerful middles had swept everything in sight and gained the right to represent this cor untry in Jthe Oymplcs, Despite surprising challenge from the Russians, (Callow's Lads won the Olympic medal. j
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