Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Scouts Hav< Work Proie< Clinton Mills Boy Scouts Troop 138 and Pac worked many hours in Calvary Cemetery as a trot project. Joe McCall, Plant No. 1, is Scoutma assisted by Plant No. 2 employee Richard Finl< The Boy Scouts worked a total of 119 cubmaster Riley Gilmer's group worked 28. WE D< leader, stc communit LETS T cubmaster Ri A 1J1 IWVC I V 1 >p and pick v^P J ster. He is ^ hours, 1^'xjjjm WK^T^witilF ^5H8 GETTING THINGS IN SHAPE - Le McCall, Steve Berkhaulter, and Jimm Ik > .^ ^v' J^-s. ^k^fr^1 *#k^" 1^"^ BcAl^ -x L\mMrt- ^>??k %aADBBmip^^ 0 IT RIGHT, BUT IT'S HARD WORK - Frank Howell, T ?ps his mower to pull some tall grass. All areas were neatl y project. AKE A GOOD LOOK - Left to right Russell Finley iley Gilmer look at new pack flag following work on th 1 'r^B fj ^4 H^^XuHHEHr Jt v^*?L2r!r% Wr ft to right are Roger Howeii, Douglas McCali, Mike y King. fHI toop 138 patrol y trimmed as a ? 'J*A H dM , Mike McCall, and e Calvary Cemetery.