quility. I was the arresting officer.Troop Participates In Summer CampingBoy Scout Troop 46 of Morris •jville and Falls Township, spon I sored by the Eleanor Roosevelt Brookview PTA. is partici-I pating in the summer camping program of the Bucks County Council at Camp Ockanickon. near Point Pleasant.Lew Mohr, scoutmtster. is being assisted with the group by Ed McKenna and William Fletcher, assistant scoutmasters. and Ric Robb, Eagle|Antique Cars On Rotary BillThe Morrisville Rotary Club will meet tomorrow evening at the Yardley Inn. East Afton and Delaware Aves., Yardley.Following dinner at 6:15, Charles E. Hughes of Lambert-ville will give an illustrated talk about antique cars.Hughes will be introduced by Ernest Harrolson. member of the program committee. Charles W. Stager, club president. will conduct the meeting.Scout, who is senior patrol lead !er.Working toward their second class badges are Stuart Abro i movitz. Jay Hobson. Jim Sullivan. Frank Brotchel. Tim Sullivan. Mark H a r d t k e. Kevin Frey. Mike Hahn, Randy Ser fass and Frank Torok.Working On Merit BadgesFirst class requirements are being completed by Brian Brown. Robin Keppley, Kenneth Strasberg. Jim Dreisbach. Kevin McKenna. John Dreisbach and Howard Smoyer.Scouts working on merit badges include ( with their rank and merit badge): Ira Abro movitz. first class, nature: Bruce Fletcher, eagle canoe ing and b a s k e t r y; Raymond Smoyer. life, canoeing and bas ketry; Dennis Keppley. first class, conservation and nature; Howard Smoyer, first class, conservation and nature; Ken neth Strasberg. first class, conservation and nature.Two Attain Eagle RankAlso. G e o f f o r y Clark, first class, conservation and pioneering: Hadden Clark, star, leath erwork and pioneering; William Kamerzel. star, life saving and camping; Duane Mohr, life, life saving and camping; Thomas Lanzi. first class, nature and cooking.Two troop members recently attained Eagle awards. Ric Robb, who came through the ranks of Cub scouting and received his Weblos award, and Bruce Fletcher, who had no Cubbing but completed his re quirements were presented scouting's highest rank Both are 14 years of age.Their parents were among those who witnessed presenta tion of the Eagle awards made by W i 11 i a m Liebig, advance ment chairman of the Bucksi Countv Council.*