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f Thursday, A 2420â€"2 P ~ Jame Thursday, April 18, 1929 Win Civic Service Award . Last Saturday, almost the entire membership of Troop 33, of the Linâ€" ‘coln school,. turned <out to finish a clean up campaign in the school yard which was started the previous Satâ€" urday and to secure enough credit in hours forccivic service to earn the new civic service award of the north shore area council. 2 The scouts raked and graded th ground of "the Lincoln school ~after clearing away all of the debris left from building activities last fall â€"and also planted perennials about the grounds. All day long they shoveled and raked and pushed wheelbarrows back and forth toâ€"gccomplish their aiimn and when they finished the job;, Mr. Wright, principal of the school, came out and congratulated and thanked the boys for the work done. With the complétion of this" job Troop 33 has a total of almost two hundred hours of civic. service work for the first quarter of the year. This includes clearing snow from ‘sideâ€" walks, burning brush, picking up glass and service at headquarters. Following is a list of the number of hours credited to members of the troop: 11 hours, Joseph Klaber; 10 hours, John Davidson, Allan Benson, George Zinglar, and Robert Fox; 9 hours, Denton Smith and Fred Reichâ€" ardt;. _18% hours, Roderic Smith; 8 hours," Dick Wichman, Jack Moran, George Hinn, William Roberts, Lawâ€" rence Briggs, Judson Wells, Hugo Schneider, Alvin Larson, WiHiam: Hallberg, Clark Wright, Robert Rasâ€" mussen, and Percy Lloyd; 5 hours, Jatk Hagberg and George Canright; 4 hours, Leroy Newton; 3 hours, Kenâ€" neth and Marvin Niebuhr. % " Select Patrol Advisors . _ _An advisor for each patrol was the plan that Troop 83 of *the Lincoln school, started working "under at the last meeting. o f +. : __~__ Troop.33 First troop in North Shore Council to win A regular fcacur;jrrepa'rod each week by Under this plan the four senior ofâ€" ficers of the troop, the scoutmaster, assistant scoutmaster, juniorâ€" assistâ€" ant scoutmaster,. â€"and â€" senior patrol leader, each have a patrol to which. they act as advisor, making: suggesâ€" tions and conferring with the patrol leaders and assistants regarding any problems they may have.. > The new advisors do not assume ers; but act orily in an advisory pacity. In this way officers of troop believe they can develope patrol system to a large extent. The ‘advisors are: Beaver â€"patrol, Dick. Wichman, junior assistant scoutâ€" master; Rattlesnakeâ€" patrol, H.â€"â€"R. Smith, scoutmaster; Rhinocerous paâ€" trol, ~Lloyd Wightman, â€"assistant scoutmaster; and Wolf patrol, Fred Reichardt, senior patrol leader. . ._â€" Appoint New â€"Officers "Growth in Troop 33 since last fall has been so great, not only in the membership, but in activities also, that recently the troop committee decided that it was necessary and deâ€" sirable that the troop have a junior assistant scoutmaster," was the anâ€" nouncement of Mr. Herbert R. Smith, scoutmaster, at the meeting of the troop last Friday. â€" 34 "Dick Wichman has been selected to fill this post," continued Mr. Smith. "Fred Reichardt has been chosen to take Dick‘s former position as senior patrol leader. "This leaves a vaâ€" cancy in the patrol leadership of the Rattlesnake patrol and Roderic Smith isâ€"being advanced to this position." The scouts who received advanceâ€" ment in rank réceived their new badâ€" ges and scout leaders warrants cerâ€" tifying to the authority from Mr. F. 8: Wichman, chairman of the troop committee. â€" Several other..warrants were presented at the sameâ€"time to other" leaders who have been holding office for some ‘time and had not yet iviec Service Award ~ members of the Boy Scout Press Club T HE PR ES S the the received their warrants. These were William Hallberg, scribe; Denton‘ Smith, patrol leader; Jack Moran, asâ€" sistant patrol leader; and George Zinglar, assistant patrol leader. Allan Benson was elected assistâ€" ant. patrol leader of the Rattlesnake patrol and will probably receive his warrant for this office as soon ‘as his election is approved by the troop comâ€" mittee. Attend Church Services Troop 36, of the St. James church of â€" Highwood, ~ attended communion services of the church in a body last Sunday. â€" _ % Members of the troop are serving as junior police officers to earn the civic service award. They are credâ€" ited with about 40 â€"hours at present. Last Saturday the troop received their new troopâ€" flag.â€"Scribe .Amâ€" brose .Cantagallo, Troop 36. Plan Meeting on Beach «= The meeting planned by Troop 30 to take place on the beach had to be postponed due to cold weather_ on last Wednesday. . Present plans call for this meeting soon, which will take the form of a party. The panthers are giving the party to the flying eagles, who won the recent interâ€" i,patrol contest. â€" The ‘meeting last Wednesday was conducted by Mr. Hawkins and Mr. St. Peter. Tests were s were played, and the troop drilled. Mr. Van Dyke was unable to be presâ€" ent because of a sprained ankle. â€" Irvin Gosswiller and Charles Tyson, Troop 30. § . . _ â€"Organize Troop Committee ' Recently Mr. Stevens visited Troop 30 to ask if any of the fathersâ€"of members would like to serve on the troop committee. e & Mr. St. Peter is chairman and Mr. Nelson is the outdoor member of the committee. They have promised to| do all in their power to make Troop 30 a suceessful troop.â€"Scribe Chris Keller, Troop 30. f After Standard Troop â€"Award . The standard troop â€"award. will be given toâ€"each troop for â€"each month in which it holds at least three troop meetings with an avérage attendence of 75 per cent of the troop passing one ~scout test during the month. They must also take at least one hike with 50 per cent of the troop going and have at least one junior officers council meeting in which they â€"plan their programs for the troop. Troop 61 of Northbrook is working hard to reach the standard so they can get the award.â€" We hope we will win the award in April or May. â€" William Cray, Troop 61, Northbrook. Panther Patrol News The last meeting was a joint meetâ€" ing with Troop 52. â€" Mr. Plagge showâ€" ed us some slides of the first scout troops of Deerfield. « A good time was enjoyed by everyâ€" one. â€" Sunday we were all invited to Mr. Scheer‘s house, our scoutmaster. We hiked out at 2:30 p.m. and arâ€" rived at 2:45 p.m. Helmuth Peipenâ€" brok and Edward Brennan passed their fire making test. Afterwards we played aâ€"few games which were buckâ€"buck, and. baby in the hole. Aftâ€" erwards we ate our hot dogs and they tasted very good. We fell in by fours and had some instructions in marching. Thanks to Mr. Scheer for he is a regular fellow.â€"Patrol ‘leader Edward Brennan. Beforeâ€"Camp Rally May 20 The date for the Areaâ€"Wide Beâ€" foreâ€"Camp rally is set for Monday, ‘~May 20th, at. the : Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school. . At this rally will be presented all~ the troop awards, acâ€" éording to the new procedure, that will have been earned. Nearly every troop will receive some award. Sevâ€" ‘eral troops have already earned more than one. The five awards the troops are‘--y;:_o_ikihg for are the boys . life award, civic â€"service, standard troop, advancement, and camp‘ enrollment. This meeting will be a "pep" meetâ€" ing for summer camp with much of the time being turned to announceâ€" ments of plans and. preparation for the new summer camp etc. ri<4" In connection with this rally will be an area wide first aid contest to ‘which a troop is permitted to enter one team of five registered scouts. ~â€"~_~~_ Cabin Caretaker > f Mr. John Koelling, who lives at the entrance to the "Cabin in the Woods" has been deputized as deputy warden of the forest preserve and has been appointed by the camp committee as the caretaker of the "Cabin in the Woods." § § From now on, troops desiring the use of the cabin must get a written permit from Scout Headquarters in Highland Park and with this permit the troop must get the key from Mr. Koelling. . 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