(Wiltshire photo, ennravintn
1RDS FOR LVLK.Y KANK or scouting were made
Ln a recent court of honor and special Eaele court
Lnnr for Vcncta Boy Scout Troop 96. Bovs who re.
ted badges are (front, left to right), Duane Johnson
Gordon Hoover, lenuenooi; uavia Harcombe and
be Lewis, second class; (DacK row, left to right),
Emu Lewis, first class; Robert Stritc, Life; and Rich-
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UOaO) taftic, aiuuHiifi b miitat idim. iMlSMUg I TO III
photo is Robert Boehm, who received a Star badge.
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Venefa Holds
Court of Honor
Eagle Badge Given
During Ceremonies
VENETA A compete evele nf
scouting advancement, ranging in
awards from the lowest to highest
ranks in scouting, was represent
ed at a MCCnt court of hnnnr in
the Veneta gymnasium.
laKinC Dart in Ihn rnnrt nf
honor and a special Eagle court
o( honor were scouts of Veneta
uoy scout Troop 96, sponsored by
the Omaha Woodman Lodge.
Richard Goad
badge, scouting's highest rank, in
ceremonies conducted by Bill
Scharan, assistant district com
missioner for the Oregon Trail
Council.
Gordon Hoover and Duane John
son received Tenderfoot badges;
David Harcombe, Francis Fath
and Gene Lewis, second class
Badges; Tommy Lewis, first
class; Bobby Roehm, Star award;
and Robert Slrite, Life award.
Merit badges were received by
nyron Acnage, Mike Smith, Don
aid McCarty, Leslie Oliver, Strite
Virgin Warden and Reams.
The patrols presented their
scoutmaster, Vera Goad, with a
regulation serge shirt for his
birthday, which was celebrated
the same evening.
Guests included Jim Harpole,
district field executive, Ted Bak
er, district chairman, and Mr.
and Mrs. Scharan.
lonce ana sandwiches were
served by mothers of the troop.
Actress to Wed
mliehtement and progress
S. tare of mentally deficient
is has been made in the
100 years than in the pre-
1,000 years, meivin raur
Biteutive director of the
kn Mental Health Assn., de
Id in a recent lecture before
Lisociation's local branch.
fcphy credited Dr. Irvin Hill,
Ltendent of Oregon's Fair-
Home for the mentally de
ll and formerly of Eugene,
improving the school and
attitude of state legislators
ki its oroblems.
urged his audience to be
Hi how present candidates
lie legislature stand on the
s program for the mentally
M deficient.
Irphy outlined the views of
(roups one favoring con
km of a new home for the
Lily delicient near Portland
mistrial training can be em-
bed more than it is now;
others who are concerned
trying to establish correc-
U and custodial institutions
I separate commission
fa would be headed by train-lirsonnel.
pphy said Dr. Hill has twice
knted 10-y ear expansion
i but the state legislature
provide for only two year
Will Hays Leaves $1,700,000 Estate
SULLIVAN, Ind. W-The late
Will H. Hays, former movie mor
als Czar and postmaster general,
left an estate of $1,700,000, ac
cording to his will admitted for
probate Friday in Sullivan Cir
cuit Court.
Major shares of the estate go
to his widow, Mrs. Jessie H. Hays,
and a son, Will H. Hays Jr., of
Crawfordsville, Ind. Other be
quests mostly $5,000 and $1,000
went to other relatives and
friends.
10th Traffic Death
PORTLAND Wv-Obal E. Wil
son, 50, was killed outright Friday
when he was struck by a hit-run
motorist, police reported.
He was the city's loth traffic
victim this year. There were 16
such deaths at this time last year.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sun., Mar. 21, 1954
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Murphy showed two films, one
on child shyness, which he said
can be serious enough to require
expert psychiatric diagnosis and
treatment, and one entitled
"Children Limited," made in
Washington state institutions for
the mentally deficient.
Dr. Lloyd Gillette, director of
special education for Eugene
School District 4, outlined Lane
County facilities for care of
handicapped children. He said
the program includes pilot class-
now being conducted as an
experiment in Springfield, the
Pearl Buck School for Retarded
Children, The Children's Hos
pital School, and the Skipworth
Juvenile Home, each serving a
different segment of children.
Gillette said the lack of funds
for salaries and facilities and
the need for teachers with spe
cial training are the greatest
problems in these special pro
grams.
A third session dealing with
mental health problems is scheo
uled for 8 p.m., March 26, at the
Springfield Memorial Bldg.,
North A and 8th Sts. All in
terested persons are invited,
Murphy will again be the speaker.
NEW YORK Wl Actress Eliza
beth Montgomery, 20, daughter of
screen actor and TV producer
Kobert Montgomery, and Frederic
Gallitan Cammann, 24, a casting
director, have obtained a mar
riage license. They said they
will be married in New, York
March 27.
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