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January 11, 1929 WILME.TTE LIFE' 25 Glencoe Scouts Win N umeraus Awards at Big Court·of Honor· ON THE ·JOB (Outlining duties of the ' Junior Assi·3tant Scoutmaster.) The · job of the Junior Assistant Scoutmaster should include among other duties, the advancement', outdoor work, recreation, recruiting and handling of Tenderfoot Scouts. It is recommended that the Junior· Assistant Scoutma'5 ter be a rank above the Senior Patrol Leader and just below the rank of Assistant Scoutmaster, but, if there be no assistant Scoutmaster, then th() duties of thi·3 office shall be discharged by the Junior Assistant. Arguments for this : We believe this rank should be a promotion; because most juniors are older th:1n se nior patrol leaders; becau5e when we do get a good leader this promotion would be an acknowledge ment of his ability. It is recomm ended that the office of ] unior Assistant Scoutmaster be safeguarded by having a regular application of leadership to be officially approved by the Scoutmaster; the Troop Committee Chairman and Local Council headquarters. That the requiremcnt· 3 be: Age 16 or over; rank first-class or over; have been in Scouting £01; three years; and that he has served satisfactorily as Senior Patrol Leader; and that there be no more than two Junior Assistant Scoutma'5ters in a troop at any one time. Located in the 'Heart of EvanatoD Ooerloolfing ,. Last Tuesday evening Glencoe Court of Honor, of which Mr. DeBeers is chairman, 'c onducted the Monthly Court of Honor at which time a large number of advanced badges were awarded. " The list of Scouts receivii1g awards are as follows: Second ClassDonald Simpson. Troop 23, John Dickson, Troop 23. Norman Boehmer, Troop 23. First Class-Bill Matthew, Charles Dostal, Edward Sweeney, and Louis Klein, Tr:oop 23. Merit Badge awards were a s fol lows: Troop 23 Peter Coolidge, mark sman ship, phy sical development, camping, bugling. Arthur Bess, leathercraft, firemanship. Motley Bryant, fir emanship, basketry. Norman B?ehmer, fireman ship, bas ketry. Gilbert Conover, swimming. John Dickson, woodwork. Louis Klein. woodwork, carpentry, firemanship, swimming, basketry, pathfinding. · Bill Mathews, firemanship. Lyman Sandy, woodvvork. Edwin Sweeney, woodwork, basketry. Walter McGuire, art, reptile, study, swimming, personal health. Ben Brion, pioneering, Civics, first aid, firemanship. Charles Dostal, firemanship, pathfiremanship, swimming basketry, pathLewis Birksall, carpentry. Troop 13 of Kenilworth reports a Adam Gruber, bird study. glorious two days spent at the CabinRobert Rosenberg, pathfinding. in-the-Woods, January 2 and 3. ScoutJoe White, basketry. master Robert Townley led a program Carl Lincoln, basketry. filled with hikes, ska'ting, tracking, Troop Zl games, camp fires, te3t passing, and all the things that go to make for a David 0. Hicks, pioneering-. Walter Roberts, animal industry, big time. soil management, farm records and bookkeeping, farm layout and building management, printing, farm home and its planning. Star Awards.:.__Peter Coolidge, Lewis Birdsall, \Vatter McGuire. Northwestern· University. . Campus and Lake Michigan Liaht-Airy-Ciau rooau. Tlaoroqld:r plaaaed alrft.. calam. Facalt7 ef oal:r prof..aioaal artiata. tM direction of Carl Scheftler. DRAWING PAINTING DESIGJti ILLUSTRATION ADVERTISING CRAFTS INTERIOR STAGE ART Send for llluatrated Catalog u.-. EVANSTON ILL. OF FINE ARTS THE EVANSTON ACADEMY Buy Your Ask about Rugs the on the Budget Budget Plan Plan fOYNWN .SQVARL · LVANSfON 636 CHURCH STREET PHONE.GREENLEAF 1674 Serni..Annual Clearance of ORIENTAL RUGS Savings up to ¥ 2 This is your opportunity to buy high-grade rugs at substantial savings before our buyer, Mr. S. K. Jorjorian, · goes on his regular eastern buying trip. Every rug carries Lord's unquestionable gua·rantee. T·rooo 35 Has Glorious Time on Two-day Hike The trip to the Cabin-in-the-'V oods was a very successful one for our troop. It was the best over night hike Troop 33 has had so far. We hiked to the Cabin on Friday night December 21 and came back Saturday. After 5 oclock all the Scout.s who were not helping get supper, went to chop wood and after finishing our ta-3k we all went into the cabin and consumed the hot soup that the fellows on K. P. had prepared and the sandwiches which we had brought along. After supper at the Camp fire, Mr. Reichardt, our District Commissioner, came out and presented U5 with the Troop Honor Ribbon that we had earned. He stayed long enough to lea1 us in a few peppy songs. Mr. Wichman told us a story and then we went to bed. When we got up in the morning, some of the troops were detailerl to get more wood and the rest to g-et breakfast ready. The breakfast was ·r'e at. After breakfa·.;t, we policed round the cabin and had a game of p and robbe~. Four boys started out d. · robbers and only two came in free. After all the excitement was over, . we found a place to skate-had a swell time. We had lunch, skated some more and came home after giving the camp a finat clean-up. Friday night we initiated Rod Smith, Marvin . Neihbuhr into the Order of the Ancient Star. Several boys passed their 14-mile hikin'-1' tests, for First Class, while on their trip.-Scout Fred Reichardt, Troop 33, Highland Park. Fox Fuas When this bright looking little fellow gets bigger, he' 11 take the eye of some one of our many patrons who come direct to our ranch to select their furs by seeing them on the living animal. Many now available for your selection at a substantial saving. We do the pelting and have the furs made up for you-if you wish. Blaek Silve· $30 Anatolian and Belouchistan Rugs, Approximately 3x5, $15 Room-Size Rugs Buy your living room or dining room rug in this sale. Note these unusual savings: Name Heriz Sparta Sultan Shah Lilihan Royal Saruk Antique Khorassan Antique Y ezd Approx. Size Former Price Sale Price $295 9 XI2 XI2 S3s~... 9 XI2 Ssso 9 Ssso 9 XI2 $8oo 9 Xll II-6X22 Sr .soo $4,000 I 3-6x22 and many others $215 $198 . $375 $398 $595 $950 $2650 J w. SCHMITZER 1.. 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