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Show ANNUAL COURT HONOR SET BY BINGHAM SCOUTS As a local feature of the observance ob-servance of National Boy Scout week February 4 to February 12, the annual court of honor of Bingham district was held last evening at the Bingham Central school auditorium with Dr. Paul S. Richards presiding. Three troops of the Bingham district made arrangements for the court of honor Troop 111, reception committee; Troop 136, decorations, stage arrangements and color guard; Troop 150, program. pro-gram. Warren Allsop, coach at Bingham Bing-ham high school, was principal speaker. Awards announced by L. F. Pett, district director, are as follows: fol-lows: Awards Tenderfoot awards Tom Kor-ologos, Kor-ologos, troop 112; Gordon Ramsey, Ram-sey, George Kite, troop 136; Lynn Pett, Glenn Pett, troop 150. Second class Harry English, Minouri Mochizuki, Robert Ose-gueya, Ose-gueya, Kenneth Toy, Robert Fad-dis, Fad-dis, troop 111; Davie Farnsworth, Gurr Mangum, Dean Stringham, Laurence Kite, Jack Robison, Robert Ro-bert Siddoway, Kay Robison, Guy Hatch, Jack Latimer, troop 136; Kenneth Ray, Howard Matthews, Mat-thews, troop 150. First Class Shirl Scroggin, Wayland Stevens, Lynn Carter, troop 112; Norman Densley, troop 136; Robert Nichols, Delmar Schick, troop 150. , Merit Badges Tokio Mochizuki, Mochizu-ki, metal work, handicraft, carpentry, car-pentry, troop 111; Howard Swain, carpentry, cooking, troop 112; Lynn Carter, bookbinding, troop 112; Duane Jewett, wood carving, troop 136; Norman Densley, handicraft, metal work, wood carving, troop 136; Stanley Mc-Clusky, Mc-Clusky, bird study, pathfinding, firemanship, troop 136; Jack Pollock, scholarship, metal work, troop 136; Paul Richards, bookbinding, book-binding, metal work, troop 136; Don Anderson, wood carving, metal work, troop 136; Ray Pett, civics, scholarship, troop 150; Blake Gammell, bird study, camping, reading, scholarship, pioneering. The nation's 1,330,000 Boy Scouts and their leaders will celebrate cele-brate the 30th anniversary of the incorporation of the Boy Scouts of America in a week's observance. Bov Scout wpcIc is the most inv- portant week in the Boy Scout calendar and 9 million present and former Scouts and leaders will join the celebration which this year has as its theme "Scouting "Scout-ing The American Way to Better Bet-ter Citizenship." The Scout program with its patrol method and other group action features is a "school for citizenship." Since Scouting provides pro-vides for democratic group decisions, de-cisions, and group action, the celebrations cele-brations throughout the nation are greatly varied. O |