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May 17, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE Camp Leaders Get Special Course in · Camp Supervision Charles A. Steele of Glencoe, chairman of the Council Camping committee, and Carl McManus, assistant Scout executive, returned last Saturday from Indian Mound Milwaukee Scout camp reservation to report a week of fine training ' in the Camp Leaders' Training school. Mr. Steele studied particularly with the camp directors' group and state3 he gained many ideas in layout, equipment and management for Camp Ma-Ka- J a\ Van. Mr. ~{c'Manus worked in the group of aquatic directors and, under the leadership of Capt. ~red C. ~{ills of the national staff, earned the American Red Cross senior life saving exa·niners' hadge.:;. This will qualify him to gh·e Red Cross life saving examinatiom at camp thi . summer. This aquatic director.' group also got many helpful ideas on canoeing, boating, and life guard \YOrk. . This .camp wa . led by ·.:;everal men from national staff and other regional men. ~{ore than one hundred leaders took the training. They slept on the ground in different type of tents and cooked the e\·ening meals in the open thereby gaining practical experience in camping. The training school on the whole prO\·ed very beneficial. REGISTER FOR CAMP! Have you registered yet for Camp Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan? In the short time the registrations have been a,vailable, ·Troop 33 of Highland Park has already registered nine Scout3. They are out after the camp enrollment award which requires 50% or more Scouts registered for camp. What are vou and your troop doing? · Scouts! get your camp application from your Scoutmaster and send it back to Scout headquarters, Highland Park with one dollar for each period. Don't wait! Remeri1ber: fir st come, first served! Charles D. Dalla·3, 1124 Pin~ street, \\'innetka. was elected president of the Xationa,l Federation of the Episcopal Church clubs at a banquet at the Edgewater Beach hotel Saturday, May 11. In a meeting of the Chicago Church club held recently John D. Allen, 78 Robsart road, Kenilworth I was elected president and Ernest S. · Ballard, 811 Auburn road. \Yas chosen as vice-president. 1 ---------------- HEADS CHURCH CLUBS White Gold and Rimless lV1en and women by the thousands have adopted the ne": rimless styles ·introduced and made by Almer Coe. Good taste prefers their simplicity and unobtrusiveness. You will find them the most becoming for business, dress and street wear. For those who require nms, a wide selection ot' finely designed white gold rimmed frames are available. DESERVES RECOGNITION 'The article in last week's i· .;sue of this Scout page, signed "Scoutmaster," was written bv Ewart W. 0:'\\·ald Thiel. 15-year-old Scout of Cook. Scoutmaster of -Troop 2 of Coburg, Ore.. studied life saving as the First Congregational church in a Boy Scout. After contact \\·ith \\'ilmette. 1\[r. Cook is a 15-year 11,000 volts of electricit,· apparentlY veteran in Scouting with lots of had killed hi·.:; father. ;-oung Thiel I camping experience. Last fall he \\·orked over him manfullv and finallv restored him to life. · · spent two week.; camping on our new campsite and his advice and tales are \vel] worth listening to. ~r r. and ).f rs. Robert ~1. Johnston This year he plans to take his troop nf 719 Laurel avenue announce the to this camp and spend an eventbirth of their son, Donald Bruce, on 1 ful two weeks with them there. \[other's day, Sunday, ~fay 12. AlnterCoe &Company Scientific Opticians 1645 Orrington Ave., Evanston Orrington at C"urclz · . PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BERNIE'S Anniversary Special! We are celebrating our first anniversary in our new studio by offering you the greatest value of the year in fine photographs~ All Children Smile for Bernie ree 1623 Sherman Avenue 11 8xl0 Buff Portraits $ .00 Re.gular Price $20 Appointments Should Be Made at Once BERNIE STUDIO Better Pictures-Better Values" E·V ANSTON Tel. University 8998