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Are Now Living That Family Camp The farily. camp at Ma-Ka-Ja- Wa snow' operating and preparing for new campers, the second and third periods4 .At'the tpresent, time Mr. and Mrs. Myron C. Ryboit and their son Ballard,. and. Mrs. Rybolt'i mother, Mrs. Corneil, are ail in one cabin; Mr. and Mrs Carl Bates'and their son. Carl John in. anote;and 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stannard are in the third cabin. Mrs. Carl Me- Manus and Mrs.. Harold. Boltz "Il arrive on Saturday to be witb us the. remainder of, the summner., The Mr- Manusand Boltz families are to live in two tents at the north end 'of the family camp. The'sWirnming area is being, used at regular -periods and the, swim- mers ,are beîng. very. faithful about, 'jaltregulations and rules. The swini- mers are helping to clear the area of ail stones and rocks in' order that rfuture viïsitors to the familiy camp will have a truly sandy beach. We expect to have the camp ful next per.od and. with the proégram continuing .as at present, a very pleasant time' will be had, by, al campers-John O'Connor, Troop 35 Scoutmaster, Highland Park. Boys at Camp Strive1 to Attain JIigher Rank' Corne to Ma-Ka-ja-Wan! Up here we are having a very fine prograni this year, as in. other years-only1 better! .We have a very fine attend- ance of Wilmette scouts who are attaining a higher rank. We have had a nature hike and several camp fines. We go canoeing once a day and swimming twice a day. There is a pool for non-swimmiers, a pooi for beginners and a pool for menit- badge swimmers. There are many canoes, and mafly rowboats. There is "swell" fishing up here! Don't you want to corne to Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan? Wealso have a good chef and very gpod food.-Loweill Snonf, Troop S Beautiftid Camtp Ma-Ka-Ja-WVan at Spring lake, Wise),is conducting it.s foutrth season of balonred activities for Boy Scouits of the North Shore Aret- councril. Ab ove' is show,tht ii main i6dge overlooling Spring lakè. Food -and Songs Plese am pers It sure is great up here at Ma-Ka- Ja-Wan. 1 feel' sorry 'for any scout not up here. We are kept busy ail the time. We have canoeing, swim- ming, fishing, and work on scout tests, with excellent instruction for. every scout. And the food! Oh boy! Can Mr. Ross cook!'Ail .you want of good, healthful food. Maybe you don't k.now it, but singing~ is a lot of fun. We sing at every meal. Each scout receives a book with s'ongs such asi "J ohnny Verlbeck,' *"Cowboy's Sweet Bye and Bye» and "I've Been Work- P _oon de Raitroad.'" The camp ires are lots of fun ah;- ways. We have camp ires atthe council ring for the whole. camp. Here stonies are told, we sing, a nd, stunts are put on. Eacli village also has camp ires which are mnuch the same, and each village has a pro- Lyram for everv 2fternnnn. W/e have ALO NG THE TRAIL Boy Scouts at Camp Ma-Ka-Je-Wan Follow Leader> Into Wbnderlend; Then Talcs Swini Nature hikes along the nature trail which is 'along beautiful Sprniug lake. Birds are singing everywhere. We are headed for Muskrat lake. Along the way, garter snake.s crawl quickly away. '1-alfway along the nature trail evenyone stops to 'Lake a picture which wouîd" make any owner proud to show. .The leader goes on and ahl Boy Scouts follow. On 'eveny side are pine,,-birch, and ail kinds of trees.' The leader points out different smnal plants. We're near Muskrat ake. As we round, a bend, the-lake, liesý .before u~s. Thegreat pine tre es are about seventy-five feet -from the.lake, and in between are swamipy landand snow-berny bttshes. We go around the lake and sud- tlenlv the leader sfiPies a£lPPr, track by Many Sports From tbe numerous reports sent to scout headquanters in Highland Park from the boys, the scouts are having a, great time. at Camp Ma- Ka-Ja-Wan.,Iverything seems lto berunning smoothly;, food perfect, nature hikes of great:intenest, swim-, .Ming ýand boating. and everything else in lune. with* a perfect Scout- camp. 1Following'is a list of boys Who are at. camp during the finst period, which asts from June 27.to July 9: Wilmtte-Tnoop 2: Billy Craw- ford, James Streeter -and Donald Toeppen; Tnoop 5: William Beebe, William, Moody, Lowell Snorf, and Grant Sykes.; Troop -10: Elmen Carl- son,' Edwin Colegrove, Anton iEng- els. Edgar Goetz, Walfred Johnson. Clarke Kirwan, .Bobby Lonergani. Lowell Petenson, jerome Puize, Gon- don Refoy, Howard Reinwald, Law- ree.Schwall, Harlan Triplett, Mur- ray Triplett, John Welter and Paul 'Wipperfurth. Wianuàetka Boýyà Register Winnetka-Trroop 15: W. Quinby and J. .McFadzean,ý leaders, Ja'ck Butler, George Fager,, ih l'Levings, James McFadzean,, Henry Richi, Stanley Rich and Bud Riley; Troop« 16: S. Ostergaand, leader, Lee Ban- rett, Charles Hahn and Arthur Niel- son; Troop 17, P. Swabaker, jeader., Bob) Cole, Hamilton Daughaday, Jack Leslie, Art Littlefield, Hobart Bob' Beguelin, John Borovicka, Don- ald M. Cook, Perry Crawford, David Eanly, Bob Ehrler,Tomi Getmnn, ld- ward Greenhalgh, David 1Jenàifigs, Lloyd Johnson, Jack Kidd, Clarence Lin eberger,- Dexter Sharp, Roy Ter- 'ry, Bud Weil,' Kenneth Weld and Frank Wyle; Troôp 19: Stanley An- derson, ýSydney Cnaig . -nd John Frankel; Troop. 20:. iEdwin Aldrich, Tom Anderson, Bob Brown, May- nard Cook, Lansing Hinrichs, Dick. Johnson, Raymond Koch, Abbo tt Nelson, Thomas Rothe an'd Robert CUBS W lT flM SCOUTS Dry Good1 st«O O VfA HA5AI. Men'a Store I148 Wlmette Ave. 1152 Wilmette Ave. .---ue ' rL 1411F. iipiyaira, j 4111 Thene isn't any camp that bas bet- Appleyand, Norman Meyers and ter food than up hene and we have Kenneth Zimmermon. a chef that can play the piano be- Highland Park -Troop 74: F. sides being a neat cook and singer. Wichman, leader, Robert Black. Corne on up the second period anid Stewart Gail, Harry Hansen, Hlarold bave a lot of fun--it starts.Julyll'- Holstnom, Robert Moon and Jesse Bob Brown, Troop .?0, Winnetka. Sobey. i b -1 âýý il --,ý lý