The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-10-12
Scouting
Board of Review


Board of Review
The following awards were made
at the October Board of Review,
held at the Scout office Friday night:
Troop 2: First Glass Scout, Jack
Wolf.
Troop 4: Merit Badges, Jack But
Ter (3), George Payette (3), James
Spofford ~, Robert Sagle ID, Dom
aid Guyer (5).
Troop 5: Star Scouts, Kenneth f.
Spence, Jr; Second Class Scout,
Merlin E. ElIinger.
Troop 8: Life Scout, Jack Bow
man; First Class Scout, Donald Sci
bert; Senior Scout Titles, Thomas
McCubbin ~. Donald Seibert IA;
Merit Badges, Donald Seibert (5).
Troop 33: Second Glass Scouts,
Cary Il. Goodloe and Robert Robin
son.
Troop 81: First Class Scout, Rob-
ert w. Nichols; Merit Badges, Car
roll Huffer ~.
Troop met in the Scoutroom at
the Presbyterian Church on Friday
night Our S. NJ, A. S. MS and
20 Scouts were present. Sixteen
were in uniform.
The meeting was in charge Of Jr.
Asst Scoutmaster Bill Green, who
opened proceedings with the Salute
to the Flag. After the Scribe re-
ports were collected we had Is
minute discussion, which was fol-
lowed by a brief talk by our Scout
master. He told about the Paper
Drive on Saturday, announced the
promotion of David Fentress to Pa
troll Leader of the Fox Patrol and
then introduced Bob Langrall, who
joined the Troop by transfer.
Then came a drill period, led by
Bill Green, followed by a games ses-
sion. The meeting was closed with
very impressive ceremony, led by
Senior Patrol Leader Morton West
on, during which Jack Erwin was
received into the Troop as a Ten
derfoot and Merlin Ellinger was
promoted to Second Glass Scout.
j. GORDON PHILLIPPY, Scribe.
Troop met in the Scoutroom at
Christs Reformed Church on Fri
day night. Two Troop committee
men, Q A. S. Ms and "a Scouts
were present Twenty were in uni
form.
The meeting was opened with the
Pledge to the Flag, followed by the
collecting of dues. The rest Of the
meeting was given over to work
ing on advancement.
THOS. L. McCUBBIN, Scribe.
Troop 80 met in the Scoutroom at
the Asbury NJ E. Church on Friday
night Our S. NJ, a member Of the
Troop committee and Is Scouts
were present. Fourteen were in
uniform.
Our meeting opened with the
Scout Oath, followed by the Pledge
TO the Flag, after which we had a
song session, led by Conway Stew
art Next on the program was a
good advancement period, followed
by short talk by our Scoutmaster,
Mr. Williams. Dues we're then coll
lected and the meeting closed with
the Scout Law.
JAMES D. JONES, Scribe.
Troop 36, sponsored by the Lin
coin School P. r. A., met at the
school on Friday. The S. M, A. S.
NJ, IA regular boys and visitors
were present. Nine were in uni
form.
The meeting opened with the
OCOuJ OdLII anu Law. Lie paper
drive was discussed and the num-
Der on the drive was counted. It
was decided that if the drive was
completed in time hike wuold be
held on Saturday afternoon. Some
of the boys joined in some boxing
and some played other games. The
meeting closed with the Scout Law.
Mr. Stone was present at the meet
ing.
LYLE WILLIAMS, Scribe.
N. Patrol 81 met Friday night at
our campsite in Kline's Woods. Our
S. NJ, 8 Scouts and visitor were
present. Seven were in uniform.
The meeting which Iuac in charge