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Youngest Scout, David Smyth, wins first award

Feb. 26 Britain's Youngest Scout Wins His First Award - At Two. David Smyth, Britain's youngest Scout, has won his first award at the age of Two. He has been presented with a special pennant to mark the fact that he has spent more than 20 nights camping out in a year. David's father, 20-year-old Peter Smyth, assistant leader of the 5th. Hendon Scout troop, took part in the camps too. His mother, Mrs. Margaret Smyth is a Guide leader. David, who wears his own special uniform will remain an honorary weekend and holiday scout until he is old enough to join the Cubs. But he managed to get along to an evening parade of the Troop to receive his award. Photo Shows:- David Smyth, aged two, proudly receives his pennant from Assistant Scout Leader, Brian Stokes, 20

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