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A Recognition Dinner for Boy Scout Troop 64, Washington, Va., was held November 18 in the parish hall of the Episcopal Church j here. The dinner was arranged- by j Mrs. C. B- Palmer and Mrs. Mil-] ton (lore.
The following scouts were advanced : Philip Kuhn, C. E. Giles, Jr., Milton Gore, Jr., Ronald Hawkins and Stewart Palmer from tenderfoot to second class; Roger Hawkins, James Jenkins, David Palmer and Samuel Snead, from first class to Star, i
A number of the boys were also recognized and congratulated for earning merit badges in animal industry, forestry, first aid, metal work, nature, camping, leather 1 work, canoeing, lifesaving, rowing, pioneering, swimming and stamp collecting. Mr. George H. Davis, Jr. is merit badge counselor for citizenship; Mr. W. H. Lyne for animal industry and agriculture; Mr. .Raymond Johnson for forestry; Mr. W. A. Buntin for fingerprinting.
The troop is presently working on a merit badge in fingerprinting under the direction of Mr. Buntin. Classes are held each Saturday. On December 9th, weather per
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