New Britain herald., 1929-11-30

RAYMOND MANNER badges were awarded to Scouts Francis st. lawrence of Troop l Berlin and William MiIish of Troop g. In addition, 57 merit badges Terc awarded and r. boys advanced to first class rank and = to secoud class,
 Those who became first class are as follows; Charles Woodstock, Troop 23; Gordon Woodstock, Troop 23; Michael Koggcro Troop il9; Howard Johnson Troop g: Franklin Atwdter Troop 1; William Davis, Troop 4; Elmer Maynard, Troop "$, Plainville; Thomas Hig- gins, Troop 19; Afford Johnson. Troop II; William Cormier, Troop 20; Lucian Potkay, Troop Fl; and Algerd Gerdis of Troop 1, Berlin. Those who became second class are as follows: John Stone. Trooj f; William Wright. Troop 4: Francis E"yers, Troop 1; Ralph Mergold. Troop f; Salvatore Lucitto. Troop g; DomiEicI Cartelli. Troop %: William Derderian, Troop 23; Will lam smith. Troop 14; Russell Kern. Troop l4; Jules Kcbillard. Troop l4: William Tracy, Troop 14; Elmer Ripple Troop II; GordonS Tuttlc, Troop 9; Carl Hewitt, Troop [? Ram dall Wcnz, Troop Ii; Gerald Duty, i Troop II; George Barbour, Troop | II; Albert Robertson, Troop II: Leo Corsli, Troop [; Herbert Cook. Troop :; and R. Gaydash "t Troop :,
 Many Merit Badges The following merit badges were awarded: Handicraft: Walter Karpic. Troop (; Kenneth MacNamara. Troop 20: and Richard Fitzpatrick. Troop 17.
 Fircmanship; Walter karpic Troop i :, Howard Wry. Troop 2l and Ken meth MacNamara, Troop 20. Personal health: Richard Titz- patrick, Troop r.: Milton Bonney. Troop 9; Kenneth MacNamara, Troop %; William Richards, Troop ,; Waldo Pierce, Troop II; and Cliff ton Andrews, Troop ?. Printing: Howard Wry, Troop 21: Mortimer Swanson of Troop 17; and Herbert Berry, Troop II.
 Camping. Scoutmastcr Abel John son, Troop 20; Serge Dankevich. Troop :, and Penn T. kimball, of Troop i. Cycling, Stanley kulis, Troop 21, and George St Lawrence of Troop 21.
 First aid to animals, Everett Graffan of Troop 23 and Walter Larson of Troop r.
 Cooking, Serge Dankevich, Troop Metal work, Walter Karpie, Troop
 Woodwork, William Richards an. Clifton Andrews of Troop ..
 First aid, J. No>on Howard, Of Troop f.
 Athletics, $. 1I. Abel Johnson. Troop 70.
 Hiking, $. N. Abel Johnson.
 Business. s. NJ. Abel Johnson.
 Music, Milton Bonncy. Troop ?.
 Public health, Milton Bonney. William Richards and Clifton An uFcWS or troop :.
 Bird study. Kenneth Tibbals, of Troop l, and Walter Zuk of Troop ?. Reading, Walter Zuk. Troop ,.
 Farm homo and it's planning. Walter Zuk Troop Q
 Wood carving, Walter Zuk of Troop 9
 Baskcuy, S, NJ. Marvin Hcisler of Troop II.
 Automobiling, <. NJ. Marvin IIois- l'r, Troop II. and Raymond Main CT of Troop 1.
 Electricity, Raymond 1;ain1r, of Troop 4. Civics, Everett Graffam, Troop 33, and Ser Danke1ich. Troop [.
 Craftsmanship, Va.D Pierce of Troop II.
 Pioneering, Clifton Andrews, of Troop 2.
 Athletics, John Caval, Troop 1, Berlin. Douglas DeMers, Troop l. Berlin.
 Physical development John Caval and Eouglas DeMers, Troop ], Der lin.
 Bugling, Douglas DeMers, Troop i, Berlin.
 Tiremanship, Douglas DeMers of Troop 1, Hcrlin.
 Gardening. John Caval, Troop l, {, Berlin.
 Civics, John Caval of Troop 1, Berlin.
 Scholarship. John Thomasen of Troop 1, Plainvillc. Men present at thu court were: Chairman C ,orge Taylor. R. A. Cat lin. Neil MacDougal, Mir, Stowcll and [. VI. Islicb.
 scouts See Effects Of Fire
 Boy Scout Troop f held it's meet ing unGcr difficulties last night be- cause of the condition of the First Congregational church chapel fol- lowing the recent fire. The business session was held in the office of Rev. A, D. Heiniuger, and the other church offices were used for the passing of tests. A feature of the