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Thursday, March 18, 1980 Troop tt Troop 31 went out to the Cabin in the Woods last Friday night and Sat- urday morning. We arrived at the Cabin at five o'clock and immediately started to clean up the camp and build the fires. We were sorry to see that some of the troops were very lazy and that the dishes were very dirty as a result of their lazynass. .After dinner we told stories and then went to bed. The next morning we went on a hike and then went home. At our last meeting we had a knot- tying contest. Harry Lankford’s ta- trol won. For our game we played Capture the Flaq.-Bob White, Re, porter. WILMETTE BRAESIDE KENILWOWH RAVINIA‘ INDIAN HILL HIGHLANDMRK WINNETKA HIGHVWOD l-UBBARDWOODS EVERETT GLEMXE LAKEFOREST Troop " _ Troop M of Ravinia had its weekly meeting February 28. Scoutmaster Olson and Assistant Scoutmaster Copp could not attend so Committee- man Ewell took charge of the meet- ing. The first half hour was used for passing tests. After that we had 25 minutes of drilling with 40 minutes of play, The Seagull patrol had its weekly meeting at Patrol Scribe Richard Suess home. We passed second and first class tests. We decided to pass Saturday at Great Lakes. The patrol mixing was closed with the oath and la Patrol Reporter Richard Stress. Great White Eagle of Troop M The former seagull patrol of Troop 35 Ravinia has changed its name to the Great White Eagle. The meet- ing of the Great White Eagle was held at John Kraft's house. We had a pool game which was followed by a good meeting. During the meet ing John Kraft gave some of the fel- lows positions as officers., The meet- ine ended with the scout benedietiom) --BU, Olson, Patrol Scribe. , Troop 32. Highland Park Thursday evening at 7:15 our troop went to the Northwestern Ob- servatory to see the moon and Supi- ter. 23 scouts were present and there were four drivers. Mr. Hurd, Mr. West, Mrs. Stratford, and Mr. Brush, We stayed there for two hours. 'We ‘arrived back in Highland Park " 10 o'eloek. We then separated and went to our homer-Fred Solden. Troop 45. Lake Forest At the last meeting of Troop M, Mr. Soreson was present to instruct us in marching and drills. Our meet- ings are getting better right along as all the boys are in uniform and nearly all are present. We play new scouting games also. Training Course The second session of the training course in Highwood and Libertyville The North Shore Ares Council, Boy Scouts of America, is separ- ate from the Chicago council and is supported only through money contributed in above listed 'i,tr,,ieiti,cjhetceeoovnetrillfIl in Chicago remains in Chicago. STATEMENT was even more interesting than the first one. We welcomed several new comers and all the patrol leaders were present. A few rope stunts opened the meet- ing and then we had a discussion on the troop programs weekly, monthly and yearly. Patrol meetings with practise on the compass which we used later on in a compass relay. We climbed ropes and chopped imagin- ary wood for ealisthenies of the mi- metie variety. Using the quiz books with questions on the flag, but an uncertainty finished the contest be. cause two patrols could not be spelled down. The "Patrol Unit in Scouting" was handled by Bob Roeber, the senior patrol leader. He mentioned six points which showed the value of the patrol system, " follows: l, Com- petition, 2. Discipline. 3. Per- sonnel of officers. 4. Unity of group. 5. Development of more leaders. 6. Individual encouragement through closer leadership. In Libertyville Mr. McManusrhand- led a discussion on the patrol unit, Both programs are identical with the one conducted in Winnetka. In the game contest the Beavers had the edge on the other patrol. Bob Rouse says it will be changed by next time. Deerfield Press Club The Deertleld Press club held its weekly meeting on March 5 in the Miee of Mr. Charles Kapschull. There were two present, they were Kenneth Vetter and Milton Manner. We wrote reports and closed at 4:45 o'eloek.-- Milton Memer Press club News Ed. itor. . Troop 52, Deerlleld The regular weekly meeting of Troop 52 was held at the Presbyter- ian church. 10 scouts were prelent. The meeting was opened with the usual ceremony after which therusl- ness was taken up and the court of award was discussed. We then worked on 'our projects of leather craft and chair caneing. After that games were played Ind then the meeting WIS closed with the scout benediction. - K. Vetter, Editor in Chief. Patrol News . The Pine Tree patrol met last Wed- nesday evening " the home of Eldon Frost. Harold lluhn. Eldon Frost, Charles Osborn, E. Frost and Ken- neth Vetter were present. Eldon Frost, Charles Osborn and Earl knaak passed fire building and Earl Knnk psssed Indian Sign language. Afterwards we played games end sang popular songs. Then I nice lunch was served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Chsrlel thrborn.-J. Kenneth Vetter, Editor in Chief, patrol news. Change in Schedule Effective with the week beginning Monday, March 17 the following schedule will be in effect for time and place of meeting of the Press clubs. Philip Muslich. assistant executive, will hqe complete charge of these meetings. Every troop should have CooMe" HEADQUA" " At.-- I... IMMIJIIIW "Vt-E-+o" THE PRESS AiTNtiMs a representive present It these meet. ing: to write up the new: on their troops: Monday, Wilmot, 8:30-Behool house. Deerheld, coo-mo - Knpuhull'c office. . Wednesday, Half Day, 2:30-2:45 - School house. . Diamond lake, 3:00-3:30 - School house. Libtrtyville, 8r45-4:L5-H'urh schol. Lake Forest, 4:45-5:00 - Gum“)! store. . . Thursday, Glencoe. v.90-4..1b-Ahtr lion's more. Winnetkl. 4:30-tP.t5--zieks store. Frid Wilmette, 4:1.wM0--Taylors more. Saturdaf, Hitthwood, 8:30-trr00-Mr- Omher's store. Highland Park, iV.tliAh45-Cotmeil headquarters. _ Troop 48. Lake Fore-t The troop meeting February 27 WIS held at the Everett school. The meet- ine started with the pledge to the School hon: Glenview, Kenilworth, school. ' AMERICA TODAY AND FRIDAY MARC" tt, " ERIC“ VON STROHEIM . BETTY CoMPMN Phone 2400 SATURDAY, M A RCH " fi'UN'OAY, MONDA Y TI'ESIMY. Wansmnu Sunni-y. Mar. 15 Show: btl Sunday. Mar. " Cont. 8- "The Devhts Chaplain" RUDOLPH VALENTINO C. Keefe - Virginia Brown “_ -. t . OU 'tic".-. N01“ By, PHONE R. P. "" “THE GREAT GABBO” Comedy - News . Scenic Northbrook, house. REGINALD DENNY "EMBAllRRAMtllKG WOMEN” “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES" “THE VAGABOND LOVER” "a00-sehool 3 ..30-4 :00 - All Talking . Singing Mm: Talking Comedy - News . Sportlkht Also ALCYON "LECND TALKING PICTURE PEARL EDDIE BUZZELL In RUDY VALLEE Highland Pull house Sun GLENVIEW MUNDELECN GOLF LltiERTYVtLLE mum amorous: Nom'HFIew HALF my DEERFIELD meow BANNOCKBUDN MNHOE "tt and the tttrottt oath, - were played and teat panning by patrol! took place, after which Mr. umber showed some movies of a canoe MI- ine content held " Camp linkajuvau lut summer. The meeting cloud with the scout law and benediction. It was announced that the nut meet- intt would be held at the American Legion headquarters in UU _ - Night at Cabl- Arriving at the Cabin about 6 p. m. the officers of Troop " Lake Forest metBtr. White Ind some members of mom t fire place Supper w (vor tried know what inn n litle bard, and stir the he lumps of ' Troop “(new and last/e so go "The Son of the Sheik" wet 'CBUtbti Ind corn seems to lull: , good. At lent we all 1 me we wanted second! (Continued on in“ 30) All.) Sod-l - New. Bum-in Matinee " :80 the tttitto Sol Stu-I. In. q ume Ipoon to room. and I few d in with the po- ms to make it all Brtt we all thought ted aeolian. Sup- MARCH IR. " M ARCH "3-17 ADMISSION toe . Me (but. 3-l t Muir" in! boys i and