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New Scouts Register Mr. Milton E. St. Poter of 584 Onâ€" wentsia avenue, Highland Park, has registered as assistant scoutmaster in troop 30 of the Elm Place school. Milton St. Peter is the son of Mr. S. ‘A. St. Peter, the chairman of troop 30 comnrittee. _ Mr. John L. Udell is scoutmaster. ’ Many new scouts have also regisâ€" tered. Troop 50, the new group at the Gross Point school, Wilmette, regisâ€" tered twelve scouts. Besides those there are the following candidates to become registered scouts. Wilmette, troop 1â€"Franklin Grinâ€" nell; troop 5, Wilmetteâ€"Tom _FinhY' Th_n_rm: son, Dave Miller, Robert Mockler, Ian Stevens; troop 14, Winnetkaâ€"Edward Walters, Kenneth McLarén; troop 30, Highland Parkâ€"Francis Ronan; troop 32, Highland Parkâ€"Edward Rogan; troop 77, Mundeleinâ€"Stanley Degner. To Give Scout Badges Deerfield American Legion post, commander, has volunteered to preâ€" sent to all the scouts in Deerfield the year of 1930. This will mean the Deerfleld scouts will not need to buy any of the scout badges but the Merit badges, © Tenderfoot,: Second Class, First Class, and Star, Life, and Eagle pins will be paid for by the American Legion post. This fine bit of service on the part of the post is greatly appreciated by the scouts of Deerfield. It will help many scouts to have the badges to wear where before they could not afâ€" ford them. Best of all, the scouts and every one will know that the Deerâ€" field American Legion is "all for scouting." On Friday evening, Nov. 29, troop 50 and 52 of Deerfleld will hold their Grammar school gym. Many interâ€" esting awards will be made including several camp awards. There will be interesting ~demonstrations such as pyramid building, fire by friction, and a fine first aid problem to be solved. It will be well worth the time of the people of Deerfleld to attend this court and see what scouting has done The meeting was> well attended: 96 had our â€"usual program.>>We had the patrols go to the patrol corners and gave them the patrol rating blanks. The Black Bear patrol, which is a new patrol, had an average of 15%% points. The Stag patrol came second with 8% points. ~During the coming weeks several of the patrol leaders are planâ€" ning m trol meetings and hikes.â€" qwoinieyi W zmrect To Hold Court of Honor Bears Ahbead in Contest Nov, 28, 1929 ~A reqular feature prepared each week by â€"members of the Boy Scout Press Club â€"â€" Black Bear Patrol The Black Bear patrol of troop 52, Deerfield, met at the home of the paâ€" trol leader last Monday afternoon. All the members of the patrol were preésâ€" ent. ~The patrol has just been organâ€" ized â€"and is progressing rapidly. At and studied. ‘After the meeting the through a nearby woods. â€"Joeâ€"Anâ€" drews, patrol leader, Black Bear paâ€" trol, Deeerfleld Press club. Meets on Wednesday § The Deerfield Press club met for their regular meeting in Charles Kapâ€" schull‘s real estate office last Wednesâ€" day. Five boys were present for the meeting. They were Milton Merner, Joe Andrews,â€" Harold â€" Huhn, â€" Eldon Frost and Kenneth Vetter. We workâ€" ed out a schedule for writing of Deerâ€" field Press club news. We are sorry that Mr. Masslich is sick and could not be present and hope that he will soon be feeling better.â€"The Press Sixteen scouts of troop 33, Lincoln school, went on the Cabinâ€"inâ€"theâ€" Woods hike on Friday under the leaâ€" dership of Scoutmaster H. R. Smith. Mr. Davidson, one ofâ€" our troop â€"comâ€" mitteemen, did not fail in his part in getting the load of bedding out, but he had trouble in doing it. The fireâ€" wood detail got out early in charge of Roderick Smith and in spite of the low down thermometer we all were warm and comfortable for the wight. Many of the scouts said that they slept better than at any time previous at the cabin. : Denton Smith had charge of the evening meal of hunter‘s stew and fruit salad. Fred Reichardt flopped the flapjacks and bacon for breakfast and George Hinn put up a quick lunch of hot hamburger Whenever there are five meeting nights in a month trgp 33 makes the fifth one "Fun Nite" in which there aro no ;.“‘.';,_ games, etc.â€"for the: ing nights, so November 30 will be "Fun Nite."â€"Troop 33, reporter. and apples for dessert.. One of the supplied by Mrs. Davidson. They put the final touch to every meal because of the quantity. She must know the size of a boy‘s appetite. Many tests were passed such as: knife and axe, nature, cooking and 14 mile hike. meeting of Troop 52,â€" Deerfleld_ last Friday. We builtâ€"pyramids andâ€"we played games. Then we had a disâ€" missal of the troop. After that we held a court of review. Kenneth Vetâ€" ter, Milton Merner, Mark and Joseph Andrews and Harold Huhn were reâ€" viewed on merit badges. Milton Merâ€" ner was reviewed on first class, Mark 4 I' 'I 14" 'Iv4 ,'II C'Q! I'lv|"i'illll Scouts Laugh at Cold T Hâ€"F P °R°E 8 8 passed for life scout. On Friday, Noâ€" vember 29, Troop 52 is going to have a court of award at 8:00 p. m.â€" Every one is welcome,â€"Harold Huhn, Paâ€" trol Leader, Deerfield Press Club, *â€" Council Scouts‘ Merit Badges | The active merit badge scouts in the North Shore Area council on Ocâ€" tober 1, 1929 had the total of 2706 merit badges._ This number is steadâ€" ily being increased.. It is worth menâ€" tion that 10 troops have totals of over 100 badges. Of course the troops are not all the same size, so thess following figures are significant only in part, but here are totals for the 10 troops holding over 100 badges. â€" J rhateup in on ieancrine hanianbc id ns snn‘ 4005 uk c t tm l 1i oi n hh h i lt t ioh 2000 n t o Miigeids e eeeim e ie iess c uietee ". e w e ce ce d s ons Sn weiee e owz t + Nee NCRA Seol T;oopfz,fl Wilmette â€"â€"186 merit A% RZ RD MAE NP PRaREts t CCC UNIVERSAL TALKING NEWS FEATURES vITAPHONE NOVELTIES 3. ADDED FEATURES! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 6, 7 "THE MIGHTY" es CEORGE BANCROFT and ESTHER RALSTON TALKING COMEDIES _â€" NOW PRESENTING MOVIETONE AND VITAPHONE PICTURES THAT TALK â€"WEDNESDAY; THURSDAY, FRIDAY;â€"DEC.4, 5, 6â€" JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL Allâ€"Talking, Singing Screen Version RADIOâ€"KEITHâ€"ORPHEUM booked VAUDEVILLE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 3, 4 "RIO RITA" h ack . RADIOâ€"KEITHâ€"ORPHEUM booked VAUDEVILLE GENESEE â€"Waukegan "THE GIRL IN THE SHOW*" BESSIE LOVE â€" RAYMOND HACKETT FORD STERLING C SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 1, 2, 3 *THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS" NOAH BEERY and VIRGINIA VALLI BEBE DANIELS and JOHN BOLES ALLâ€"TALKING ROMANCE â€" A Story of Backstage Life ACADEMY â€" Waukegan COMEDY â€" ROMANCE â€" TECHNICOLOR SCENES wWITH THE GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY BIC ACTS FROM CHICAGO LOOP THEATRES _ Added Features i EDiES . NEWS IN SOUND â€" VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE _ FUNNIER THAN THE sTAGE sSHOW COMEDY â€" DRAMA â€" LAUGHS â€" THRILLS ... O N THEB STAGEâ€"â€"â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"ON THE SCREENâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" THE ALLâ€"TALKING COMEDY HIT t6 and ZAZU PITTS TENDER »~TALKING UNDERWORLD DRAMA â€"â€"â€"ON THE STAGEâ€"â€"â€" § ALLâ€"TALKING MELODRAMA SUNDAY, DEC. 1 "OH YEAH®" STAR ACTS Romance Ever Enacted Before Your Eyes! 4 ."\.; .\ O 2. A"! me 12 10 A y C= > Jo iret ‘ E.‘ ' ;fi 5, Wilmetteâ€"130 merit merit badges; Troop 21, Glencoe â€" 221 merit badges; Troop 81, Highland Parkâ€"150 "merit badges;‘ Troop 33, Highland Parkâ€"134 merit badges; Troop 35, Raviniaâ€"123 merit badges, Scouts Act As Police § Seven scouts of Troop 36, Highwood were appointed to act as police at the and Frank and Ambrose Cantagallo, Robert Golden, Edward. Nolan, Wilâ€" scouts did their work splendidly. Troop 36 has quite a few of merit badges to be awarded at the next court of awards. All the new scouts are working hard to receive the tenâ€" derfoot badge which they will get "soon.. We could not have a regular troop meeting last week on account Billy Lardner, one of your Boy Scouts, up for it. Edward Nolan, a scout of Troop 36, is just about. through with the merit badge of woodcarving. He is also working on his first class badge and will soon be a star scout. | â€"Arthur Driscol.: â€" 2 of the Famed Ziegfeld Music Comedy 99 ADDED FEATURES! 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