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Thursday, September 25, 1930 went inside and lit the fire in the fireâ€" place. Then Mr. Whitacre told us a hard luck story, and we then went to bed.. The scouts talked about an hour and fell asleep. We awoke at 6:30 a.m. _ Mr. Englebrecht immediately left for work. â€" We had breakfast and went on a six mile hike. Later we played games, and went home about 2:30 p.m. The scouts present were Scoutmasâ€" ter Englebrecht, Assistant Scoutmasâ€" ter Frank Perkins Jr.; Mr. Witacre, Scouts â€" Norman â€" Schroeder, ~Robert Stahl, Robert Perkins and Edward Perkins, and Cubs, Lyell Gleason, Kenneth Johnson and Frank Barn Grover, and scout Lloyd Von Sande. â€"Troop Reporter Harold Stahl and Edward Perkins, Troop 54 Half Day. Mr(â€"h mHtwoetacinshrdluetaoinshrd sCOUTS OF TROOP 33 HIRE TO GAGE‘S LAKE During the past week the troop committee of Troop 33 of the Highâ€" land Park Lincoln school has been reâ€" organized with Mr. R. B. Anderson as chairman, the position formerly held by Mr. E. H. Klaber. The reâ€" mainder of the committee has also been reorganized with Mr. J. B. Garâ€" nett, Mr. A. J. Wells, Mr. W. F, Nelâ€" son, and Mr. D. McLellan also holding positions. Thirteen members of Troop 33 took part in the second September overâ€" night camp at Gages lake last Friâ€" day and Saturday. The boys were taken in the cars of Mr. Howard Morâ€" an, Mr. F. 8. Wichman, and Mrs. H. R. Smith to the lake where they spent the night. h NEW SEA SCOUT ; SHIP REGISTERES The new Ship‘s committee of Seq Scout Ship 62 made up of Messrs. Roger Bronson, chairman; A. W. Felâ€" lows; M. P. Wamboldt and Harold Ambler all of Lake Forest have Mr. Benjamin Carpenter as the skipper of this recently organized group. These new Sea Scouts have already taken several training cruises on the Counâ€" cil Sea Scout schooner the "Albaâ€" tross." The North Shore Area counâ€" cil welcomes this ship to the Boy Scout Movement and congratulate it on the â€"ambitiows program they are carrying out. ; The educational department of the committee is now headed by Mr. Garâ€" The troop had a splendid opporâ€" tunity to show what it was made of when a rain and wind storm blew up in the early hours of the morning and threatened to dampen the spirits of the campers. Swimming on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning was conducted unâ€" der the leadership of Dick Wichman, junior assistant scoutmaster in charge of the watercraft activities of the troop. HIGHLAND PARK TROOP INTERESTING DADS 60 N. First St. Highland Park J. SMITH JUNK TELEPHONE 410 Dealer in nett. Mr. G. S. Canright formerly held this position. â€"The thrift departâ€" ment, formerly directed by Mr. O. R. Huncke, has been taken over by Mr. Wells. Mr. McLellan has replaced Mr. H. Moran in charge of the campâ€" ing department. Mr. Nelson became troop advisor, relieving Mr. G, Fox. While the new committee is conâ€" sidered as official, the members of the old committee are continuing to work in their departments and assist the new men, who will be more or less in training until the end of the presâ€" ent calendar year. . All fathers of members of Troop 33 are considered as members of the committee, as they were last year. Each father is conâ€" nected with one of the departments of the troop committee and is called upon from time to time to function in some capacity with the troop. This relieves the members of the. actual committee and interests more fathers in the troop activities. According to reports from the new committee, the program of the troop for the present season will be an exâ€" ceptionally interesting one. Builderâ€"Metropolitan District Realty Trust, 79 West Monroe Street, Chicago. Architectâ€"Walter Huenemoerder, Countryside and Libertyville. (Just across from Countryside Golf Club) f TWO MILES WE"T OF MUNDELEIN You are cordially invited to visit this charming English style country place. The rooms are completely furnished in authentic William and Mary, Louis XV and Provincial styles, with the addition of every appliance for modern convenience. You will thoroughly enjoy seeing this delightful home and its many suggestions for pleasant country life with city comfort. COUNTRYSIDE HOME HAWLEY AVENUE AND FAIRWAY ROAD 51 South St. Johns Ave. THE PRESS OPEN FOR INSPECTIONâ€"FREE 2 TO 4 P.M. DAILY erder, Countryside Ftimglmcrzll Draperiesâ€"Alden Studios, Highâ€" and Park. Electric and Gas Equipment â€" supplied bby Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. J. W. Kehoe, District Manager Evanston, Ilinois H. C. Reynolds, District Superintendent INSTALLED COMPLETE With 275 gal. tank 395 1620 SHERMAN AVE. Evanston Show Room Hubbard Woods Show Room Greenleaf 4821â€"0700 lOW As (ontractor â€" Libertyville Construction Co, libertyville. HIGHLAND PARK 4141 Highland Park 2900 900 LINDEN AVE. Winnetka 650 is the best, because it more economical than other burners. is quieter, cleaner and