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l'w;.~~:.:..,.....,.....,...-.......,-.. .....___ of tJae C& in . in ~ on Fri- the use ~Aa,..a.ltitl.u. for NMP·i"eemen of the Wilmette ..., 9coat troops will be lle1d at ·the Wilmette Conareaational church next Thursday evening at 7 Each town holds a monthly Board of Review and Court of Award except on Quarterly occasions when all of the Nortbshore towns combine in an Area Wide Court of Award. Two such gatherings have already been held with large attendance. It is planned to hold the 11ext Area Wide Court of Honor, tJrobably on Ftiday, March 16. Inasmucli as the Srst PubHc Court of hdafaal~ G_.····~· Honor Q l held in the south end ,of Wd.._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Winnetka, the second one at GlencOe, it is pr~ble that the committee wm J -:=====.:::=i:::~~~;;=::..l decide ·to hold this court at Highland ~· Park or some other town in the north end. Further details later. . . . . .,. . .,.. ··· Olrlt-hNI .... 7eaa uP may pt RearuJar Life Iuurance PollVISITS IN JILORIDA dea In the New · Yorli Life. ' Rateli ve17 · low at th,.. J'OUDir qea. Phone WUJohn Hartmann of Wilmette, has ar·mette n, or write J. E. Swift Teal, 1017 rived for an extended visit in St. Central Ave., WUmette. Petersburg and is a guest at the Suwannee hotel. chairmaa th me~tiJw. · The Pf'OII'UD is as ·follows: 7:30 -Th Why and How of Effective Troop Committees." ·7:45 Sectional Conference Discussions. (I) for General Chairmen-led by Walter McPeek. (2) ~or Outdoor Members-led by q'clock. The general topic for con·deration wiD be -The Why and How of Uective Troop Committees." Prank Wilsqn wiD be the general Charles A. Steele. (3) for Eclacatioaal Membersled by W. Ted Grant. (!f) Secretary-T r e a · u r e r and Thrift Kemben-led by Henry Fowler. (5) Advisor and Community Senice Members-led by Wm. E. McCormack. 8 :30 Reports of Group Discussions. Ana Wide Honor Court to I.e Held OD March II A. S. Troop- 4) Besides being a baker, Mr. F. A. Wilson is the Cbaimian t?f the Wilmette Scouting association. His interest was first aroused when be attended the troop meeting of the old troop 1, which was the first. troop west of the Allegheny mountams ~o · receive a charter. In 1922 be was gtv~n his first official scout office as chairman of the troop committee of Troop 2. . He still bas a position on that committee. · Mr. Wilson is also interested 1!1 camping and was one of the camp directors of the finest camp Troop 2 has ever bad. He has never lost interest in scottting and is doing more work in this connection than he has ever done before. PATROL HOLDS MEETING On January 30, patrol 2, the Silver Fox patrol, of Troop 3, held a meeting at the home of Paul Strubling, 1747 Washington avenue. It has been our custom to make our main subject some important second or first class test. On this day, however, tracking was the main subject which many of the boys passed. After enga~ng in the usual process of eating we held knot-tying contest and oar closing ceremonies.-"Beans" Schilbach, Troop 3, Silver Fox patrol NEW WILMETTE SCOUTS Troop 4 . . . . . . . . Robert Werden Troop 3 . . .... A. C. Strubling, Jr. Troop 3 ......... Allen Roth, Jr. Troop 10 ..... Walter Hawkinson .Troop 10 ........ Jimmie Hyland . . (J. ·~c ... ....- day, February !4.. e d to ·ao out . · d return Sunday .momiqs,· ~her~)' ; ....... tltem two nights · at the camp. . Their first meeting was spent largely in drilling and discussing their plans· for the Merit Badge EXJ)osition, the coming hike, and passing tests. Troop 8 has planned a big birthday cake to celebrate Scouting's eighteenth birth- day. Charles Stiles of the Wolf patrol got a Scout Diary last Thursday for the best inspection record. The diary was presented by Edward Kunz, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. . There are three Scouts receiving badges this Saturday at the Court of Honor: Scout John Dernehl, a second-class badge; Charles Stiles, sec· ond-class; and Roger Delauder, first class.-Roger · Delander, Patrol Leader of Wolf Patrol, Troop 8. Kenilworth Troop Take. Eflicienq Award Apia Troop 13 of Kenilworth comes out ahead again during the competition in January by winning the Troop Efficiency Award, which is an engraved leather shield presented to a different troop each month. Troop 13 was followed closely by Troop 33 of Highland Park and Troop · 4 of Wilmette. The rating of the troop depends on the progress which it has tnade over · itself in the previous month and is based on the following items: Meeting programs, Outdoor emphasis, Boy management power, Advancement and growth of Troop and Development. s $5 · During the month of February we will grease your car, drain and re-fill your crankcase. wash your car, put water in your batteries. inflate your tires and polish the nickle, all for five dollars. · In connection with this service we will call for your car in case it is impossible for you to bring it yourself. There is no excuse for missing this bargain. Remember during the entire month, you may receive thia aervice. WI:tMETTE ..MOTOR ·SALE. S P. J. ScHAEFER, Prop. r . PHONE WILMETTE ·636