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currently has 12 members and T. C. Lea, Jr.jis Scoutmaster. Efforts are underway at this time to reactivate the Boy Scout troop in Flint Hllf. Nine boys from Flint Hill belong to the Washington troop. Rappahannock County’s only Cub Scout Pack #123 has 16 boys active with Paul Nichols as Cubmaster. All of these organizations need both your (financial and personal help. Please sit down right now and think over the above. No one can doubt the great benefits derived from the Scouting movement. Then open your checkbook and send a donation for this cause. (Yes, it Is deductible.) And better yet, after sending jhe check, have your son, or your neighbor’s son, contact the nearest Scoutmaster if he’s over 11 years of age or the Cubmaster If he’s between 8 and 10, and discuss with him the fun of joining and being a Scout.

The local chairmen of this enrollment are; John Williams, Amissville; Sherwood Boze, Sperryville; F. J. Welch, Flint Hill; The Rev. Gayle Titchenell, Woodville; Charles Palmer, Washington. You may mail your donation to any of these men or to the County Chairman. You can be sure your help will be wisely invested In the youth of this county.

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