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LAKE FOREST 11100! MAN GOOD MEETING WIMETTE mace KEMWH RAVINIA‘ NUAN HILL Hrt5Ht.ANDtW8t AMNNEOA HIGPMDOD (tttgre EVERETT GLEPCOE . LAKEFOREST Phones: H. Pk. Quaker State-flavors Waxfree Motor Oils-Greases ' , I'ORRI'N‘T GRADE FOR EVERY BURNER PERSONAL SERVICE BRAUN BROS. OIL Co. chi MURPHY a SCHWALL HEATING CONTRACTORS II"! ll’ulw, Vapor, High ur L ritual" In Now IM erl-anHI NH!!! AVI'INI Mil! H " had until tr FUEL OIL h ml 3290 _ Emergency Service H. Pk. 3291 INN. h " HIGHLAND PARK tht wifl " ulroady alien about ander tree ttiMributorte of Wan dime and ink ut ANNUAL SEMINAR 0F REGION SEVEN Tin ati veutiv thnme who stayed for dinner. , as wrath" permits. Troop 48 A hold its meetings out in the The mot-Ling this week will be purpose of electing junior ot. " the ensuing yeat.--Bob Roe- utmwiter, Troop 48, Lake For- annual My." Work a Specially mat Prtuaure Steam ninar each ttttl CLI FTON AVENUE reeathel Ill its I meetim pose of " ensui COUNCII I‘AMIJAI' " H..“III” I“ mpg-anus” n'IlI'm-I‘KIWI Reuinn Seven Round . was held at the Edge- hotel in Chicago last Wednesday. Sept. 9-10. . llmhlan-l Pnrk A. SCHWALI. THE PRESS it” News G. Boltz,. assistant scout executive, of the local scout office attended the seminar. ORDER OF ARROW TO HOLD CAMPAIGN The Camp Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan 1930 re- union which is scheduled for the lat, ter part of October is to be conducted this year by the Order of the Arrow, the honor camp brotherhood. The Ar- row have many activities in mind for this year and this is but the first. They will meet soon to make final plans for arrangement and attendance to what is sure to be the finest camp reunion ever held on the North Shore. Watch fur the date. FIVE SCOl'TS GET EAGLE RANK Camp offers one of the finest op-l portunitios for individual develop- ment and scout advancement. This your at Camp Ma-Ka.Ja-Wan four scouts completed their requirements for "eagle" the highest rank in scout- ine, One other North Shore scout fin- ished his "eagle" at a Minnesota scnut'cump. George Bersch, Troop 4, Wilmette; Wilbert Kunz. Troop 8, Wilmette; Charles Dostal, Troop 23, (ilencoc; John Fischer, Troop, 22, Gimme; Robert Seiler, Trodp ee, Gleneue, are the scouts who received this outstanding award at camp. ‘TWO moors - All) CELEBRATION It in noticeable that the scouts who make the must oustanding progress in scouting are those who have had the most camping experience. Op- portunity for developing and demon- stratine leadership ability and oppor- tunity for the real practice of living the scout oat and law are very gl "at at camp. These two things are re- quired fur "eagle" and new "eagles" have certainly demonstrated in a cap- able manner their leadership and seoutlike living. The North Shore Area Council congratulates each of them. . TROOI' 61 AIDS NORTHBROOK DAY Troop 61 of Nurthbrauk, under the suporvisinn of 'seoutmaster Frank Harms, participated in the activities of Northbrook Day on last Saturday Sept. 13th. A demonstration of smut- craft and supervision of the first aid tent shuwvd real scouting knowledge and much crodit'xoes to the scouts and their leader. The registration and 1 bunth troop Troup 55 of Glenview and Troop 53 of Golf had a part in the success of Glenview Days held at Glenview Sat- urday, Sept. 6-7. The scouts did fme work in helping tn keep the ground clean and running errands. A scout fioat was a splendid feature of the parade. In past years the scouts have been first prize winners- in the par- ade but we have an report on the outcome this year. fr AMERICA dd NC".- no.1" The registration supervised by the GLENVIEW MUNDELEIN GOLF LBE2TYVILLE NODJ'HBQOOK DIAMOND LAKE NORTHFIELD HALF DAY DEERFIELD RONDOUT BANNOCKBURN NANHOE [noon PICTURES OF CAMP LIFE Mr. R. H. Moulton of Glencoe, am.. ateur photographer. deserves a great den! of credit and praise for the fine set of more than seventy-five 8x10 photos he took of the activities, scen- ery and group pictures at Camp Ma- Ka-Ja-Wan this summer. All of the photos are on display at scout head- quarters in Highland Park and are .._._..,... -_- .. available if desired. A number of thir pictures have been enlarged to won- derful 15x20 sepia prints portraying sumo of tho beauty of Camp Ma-Ka, Ja-Wan. Members of both the re- gional and national boy scout council are wry much impressed with the giunal and I): are very mu fine pictures. Mr. Moulton is the father of Star Scout Robert Moulton of Troop 22 of Glencoe and has shown a real inter- est in scouting, giving/d his time and experience for the betterment of the movement. Alum: with this grnup of pictures council headquarters also has several hundred foot of movie film of camp and all its iluries. These films will be shortly available without cost in troops that desire to show them at special parents' meetings or the like. Mr. Lloyd Witthtman of Troop M of Highland Park, deserves credit for taking most of these tilms. BEARD IS NOW ARROW MEMBER Dun Bear, natim sinner of the Buy S Dan Bear, national scout commis- sioner of the Buy Scouts of America, was recently taken into the Order of the Arrow at the Schnectady scout camp. A special ceremony was held hy the order members and "Uncle Dan" was duly initiated. Order of the Arrow members of the North Shore will be glad to know that "Uncle Dan" is now one of the brotherhood and will want to join the council in congratulating him. U. S. BOY sCOUTS ENJOY ADVANTAGES In a short talk recently at the Schnectady boy scout camp, Dan Beard, national scout commissioner, pointed out the advantages which " scouts of this country have over their brother scouts in other nations. There is a spark of divinity in every boy, the veteran scout said, and if this is developed properly during boyhood it will enlarge the spiritual nature of the boy so that when he becomes a man it will grow larger, rather than smaller. SEA SCOUT REGATTA TO BE HELD SEPT. 21% The Chicago fleet annual regatta will be celebrated in Grant Park on the afternoon "i Sunday. Sept. 28th. This is Impacted to be the biggest turnout of sea scnuts Chicago has nor had and almost all in action. Tho " evehts will be Chicago cham- pionships in cutter crew and model yacht fields, but there will be num- nous other novel features. Some one was heard to remark that it Was too Thursdly, Sept. 18, 1930