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24 WILMETTE L IF_ E April 29, 1927 MAKE the HOME more CHEERFUL and BRIGHT-Now is the time to order your awnings for immediate or futur~ delivery. We make awnings to ·fit the style of your home: our expert will be glad to call and give an estimate. 6: "Old Ironsides" will be saved, if the co-operation of Scouts can save her. Scouts in many troops, and through Boy Scout Calendar the schools arc helping in the sale of Boards of Review will be held as "Old Ironsides" pictures. follows, in preparation for the Big Court of Award of the New Trit:r Summer Scouting High school on Friday e\'ening, ~[ay ~[anY Scouts of the north shore troops . will attend .. Camp Checaugua," one of the famous Owasiope camps in Michigan, during the "North Shore Period," June 27 to July 9. Walter McPeek, Scout executive ·){ the North Shore Area, Boy Scout council, was the speaker Thursday April 28, at the meeting of the Libertyville Khvanis Club. Members of the Boy Scout troop ,._,ere guests of the club. cago. Last Monday noon, they met with Scout Executive Walter McPeek, at the Central Y. M. C. A. dining room. I · I We . make them right - STORE AWNINGS INVITE BUSINESS Our' service pleases. ORDER AWNINGS ·.N 0 W Highland Park City hall-~fonday, May 2, 7 :15 P. M. Glencoe Union church- Wednesday, May. 4, 7 :30 P. M. \Vilmette (Byron Stolp school)\Vednesday, May 4, 7:30 P. ~f. UNITED STATES TENT a AWNI~G CO. Edward R. Litainger, Pre&. 701-709 N. SANGAMON ST. = CHICAGO ·' ' Fou,. Phones for Service to Yo" Our Prices Are Reasouable CALL ·HAYMARKET 0444-0445-0446 -o447 :Many troops wilt hold informal gettogethers throughout the summer. Evening hikes, hot-dog roasts, evening The monthly Scout leaders round games, and such events of a strictly table will be held on Monday evening, fun nature, are on the summer troop May 16, on the beach in Glencoe. plans. Steak dinners, cooked over the campEach \Vednesday afternoon and evefire will be the order of the evening. Each Scout leader will be allowed to ning during the summer, beginning June 15, will be "Open House" day at bring a guest. the cabin. B. C. Draper, assistant The May Junior officers conferen~:e Scout executive, will be in charge of is scheduled for Saturday morning, the afternoon and evening program. May 14, at Lake Forest. Troops 45 Scouts will come by troops, patrols , of the Episcopal church, and 46 of and as individuals. the Presbyterian church are making Merit Badge Faculty preparations for the Conference. One of the principles of the Boy The Annual Scoutcraft Field day Scout prog.ram of vocational guidance, will probably be held at the cabin via the Merit Badge program, is t o site, west of Glencoe, on Saturday af- bring a Scout into contact with a man ternoon, May 21. Each troop witt who is a member of the vocation or compete in a group of six events. profession' of the merit badge which he desires. A Merit Badge Faculty is Scout leaders of the North Share being developed to make examiners Area, who are employed in the loop, available for the more than 70 vocaoften get together for lunch in Chi- tional ~~ erit Badge subjects . I .A Happy Home __., r.o....,...._c:::auc.ullCIII The spirit of service, the constant endeavor to please, added to the n e w e r, brighter accommodations, make your home in The Orrington both happy and carefree. You are invited to visit us at any time. Reservations now being made. Phone University 8700. PA~TY JLIPPE~J RU f>Y!/' FOR. THE LITTLE MIff· THfJE IMPOR.TED JLIPPER.J I I .f. G}k ORRINGTON EVAI'ISlO.LLINOIS AilE MODELED IN MANY BEAUTIFUL LEATHER.. COMBINATIONJ I $4Q9 AND UPWAitDJ Evanston's Largest ancl Finest Hotel ' cAl-fred 1: RUB'!Q. GO·G2 f. WASHINGTON ST.-lbG3 EAST 5btsi· ST. EDGEWATER B0EAC ORR.INGTON HOTEL, . . HOTEL EVANSTON