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WILME TTE BRAESIDE KENILWOGTH QMMA‘ INDIAN HILL _ HIGHLANDPARK WINNE TKA _ _ HIGHWOOD HUBBARDWOOOS . EVERETT }GLEM:OE LAKEFOREST TROOP 35 HOLDS COURT OF HONOR At the weekly meeting of Troop % last Friday night, Dec. 12, we held a Court of Honor. "Happy" Wamâ€" pler, Bob Walker, Alden Harris, Dade Enstein, Jack Venning, Bob Zahn, Steven Buhrer, James Hirsch, Lew Sarrett, Bob Ross, Bob Long, and John Henry Epstein were awarded their tenderfoot rank. _ Art Baldanf was awarded his second class rank and Charles Zahn his first class. One new scout joined our troop at this meeting, He is Orlando Viverico, who was transferred from another city. After the Court of Honor was held the scouts who had not passed their second class signaling were instructed in the semaphore code and were told to be prepared to pass the test at the next meeting. Mr. Walker, our scoutmaster, Mr. Copp, assistant scoutmaster, and 26 fellows were present at the meeting. We closed with the scout benediction u+ MBE a Cou: pler, B Enstei Steven Scouting of north shore regrets the loss from their movement, their friend and brother Scout Charles E. Tyson Jr. of Troop 30 Elm Place school, Highland Park and taps.â€"seribe Art baidaut, Eroop 45, Ravinia school. Panther Patrol News The Panther patrol held its regâ€" ular meeting at the home of Bobby Walker.« After all the fellows arâ€" rived we opened the meeting with the scout oath and law. After that we went outside to have some drillâ€" ing. Each fellow took turns in leadâ€" ing the patrol in an O‘Grady drill. We then had the scout benediction. â€"Seribe Charles Zahn, Troop 35, Raâ€" vinia school. life TROOP 48 TAKES HIKE Saturday, Dec. 6, some of the scouts of Troop 48 met at Mr. Gartâ€" ley‘s house at 9 a.m. Those who went were Mr. Gartley, Waino Newâ€" man, Fred Schroder, Ernest Gilroy, San Falconer, Frank Perkarik, Roy Cedarstrand, and Jack Neale. From Mr. Gartley‘s house we went to the public beach and walked along the lake shore. Some of the boys soon began to lag behind. I was one of them, some of the time about 500 feet behind. When we came to Fort Sheridan some of the boys found mp SV He was a first class scout Merit badges in swimming, ving, and canoeing. He has » fuithful seout in his troop Jan. 15, 1929. In Memoriam Scribe Art Baldauf, Troop to have them perfect. by t NCXT M mt ) | meeting. laved 7 After the test passing we playe Michael O‘Flaherty ‘_.\a few games, among which were Scoutmaster Michael O‘Flaherty of "Baste the Beetle, and "Sockball." 1122 Prairie avenue, Highwood BAS| Phorp was perf'ect ofder all dl:u'ing been scoutmaster of Troop 36 at the|;p, meeting and the boys were glad St. James Catholic parish for OM€|imat; Milo would have a good report year this month, previous to that he to give Mr. Sweeney.â€"Scout Robert had been assistant scoutmaster Of | Angerson Troop 46, Lake Forest the same troop. He has taken the Presbyter'iln church f ‘ approved 12 meeting training course * for scout leaders last year and is k new attending the standard course ?(I-)I;V TSRL(;)O%T?SASTER in seoutmastership for advance trainâ€" o ing. This summer ho visited Camp| _ Monday evening, Dec. 8, 1930, Mr. Makajawan where his boys were| Ernest Teberg was chosen by the staying for two weeks. This troop Troop committee as scoutmaster of was one of the first to complete 1931 ; OUr Troop 38. Mr. Bennett, our forâ€" scout reâ€"registration subscribing 100| mer scoutmaster, said he was willing per cent to the Boys Life magazine. . | to let somebody take his place for he * sometimes did not arrive home until T Ten * ~~| quite: late, thus making it hard for noobe kullat challe ° Wa walked out|him to come to the meetings. empty bullet shells. We walked out on one of the piers. It sure was ceeâ€"rrrâ€"eceâ€"pppâ€"yy on the slippery ice, Sometimes some of the boys threw rocks at pieces of ice. We hiked to Highland Park where we cooked our dinner and played "Capture the Flag." About 2:30 or 3:00 o‘clock we left for home and arrived about 4 o‘clock.â€" Jack Neale, Troop 48, Lake Forest. I8T CLASS SCOUT CONDUCTS MEETING Troop 46 of Lake Forest had a splendid meeting last Friday night, although their scoutmaster, Harold F. Sweeney, was unable to attend. Milo Winter, a first class scout, took charge of the program for the entire evening. We started the meetâ€" ing at 7:30 and continued until 9:30. Our song leader, Gordon Kelly, was absent, but Bob Dobbins led the meetâ€" ing in the usual singing. Then some of the boys went through a few seeâ€" ond class requirements while the rest of the scouts studied their‘s, hoping BOY SCOUESâ€"OF AMERICA covumen WEADQUART 21 . 30E RIDAM AD, M1GHLAND Pa Q M , 14 44 TLLEPHOMEâ€"H.R 2431 THE PRESS dHT NEWS l Scout Executive‘s Column A business man,â€" well known for his accomplishments, made these comments _ recently on what he thought are some of the benefits of scouting. He said in effect if not in these exact words, "The boys now in scouting will later on take their places. in organizations in the busiâ€" ness world and in various social and religious organizations in their community. It is of great value for anyone early in life to learn to function in a cooperative manâ€" ner with others in the social group. To make success in life and achieve happiness everyone must sooner or Jlater learn to "get along" with other people, even though they may not in all cases like the other peoâ€" ple with whom they come in inâ€" timate contact. ‘In my opinion acâ€" tive membership in a scout troop gives this training unusually well, and helps to prepare a boy for sucâ€" cess later on." CAMPAIGN FOR NEW SCOUTS BEGUN We have been working on reâ€"organâ€" ization of the troop for some time. Here are a few of the plans. * We have three patrols, none ‘ of which is full with the required eight scouts. In order to fill these patrols and to start another we want at least have them perfect. by the next OV NCILâ€" NO.714 GLenmew MUNDELEIN GOLF LIBERTYVILLE NORTHBROOK _ DIAMONDLAKE NORTHFIELD HALF DAY DEERFIELO rRoOmdBouTt BANNOCKBURN ANKHOE 10 to 12 fellows to register as scouts for the coming year. We guarantee to keep a fellow going if we can get him started in scouting. The tenderâ€" feet will be put in a separate Pltrol so they can work together, until they become second class scouts when they will be put in the different patrols. Come on fellows, lets get going! â€" Frank Appleyard, Troop 55, Glenview, District Ed. Scouts Shovel Snow Our meeting was called to order at 7:30.â€" At first we played a few games and then had a short business meeting. We made up a list of felâ€" lows who are ready to join the scouts and several of us volunteered to g¢ out and get them in. Fire by flint and steel and fire by friction were discussed. At the next meeting everyâ€" body is going to bring their fiint and steel sets for: a little competition. Volunteers were called for to help clean the snow off the sidewalks in front of the Civic building and the Fire station. _ Appleyard, Bucklin, Bueller, Woods and Zimmerman volâ€" unteered to do the job.â€"Kenneth Aimâ€" merman, Troop 55, Glenview. TROOP 70 AND 30 100 PER CENT BOYS. LIFE Two more troops in the North Shore Area council have completed their 1931 registration and show 100 per cent subscription to the Boy Scout magazine, "Boys Life." Following is the complete details of their organizations. Troop 70; Diaâ€" mond lake: Scoutmaster, Robert R. Rouse; members of Troop committee, Gordon Ray; chairman, Earl Kane, LeRoy Kane, Paul Allanson, Ed. Seilâ€" er; scouts, Jay Allanson, Paul Allanâ€" son, Raymond Allanson, Ted Boudrie, Leslie Hansen, Earl Kane, B. LaMagâ€" deleine, Ed. Reid, Alex Reid, Elmer Seiler. New scout, John Alba. Troop 30, Highland Park: Scoutâ€" master, John Udell; members of Troop committee, S. A. St. Peter, E. Skidâ€" more, A. T. Larson, Walter Cope. Scouts: Needham Ball, George Clark, Duane Cope, Francis Drake, Harry Eaton, Douglas Graves, Frank Karâ€" ger. Christopher and Sherman Keller, Billy Larson, Bob Mosley, Howie Murâ€" ray, Harry Hansen, Bob Nereiem, Verâ€" non Nevitt, Cody Pfanstiehl, Franâ€" cis Ronan, Charles Russell, Jim Rutâ€" ledge, Harry Skidmore, Stanton St. Peter, Bill Tyson, Nathan Udell, Bill Schmidley, Billy Decker, Lee Gateâ€" wood, Fred Hodgdon, Wallace Fritsch, \Leroy Gunckel, Sam Sherer, and Fred Reichardt. RADIO TROOP SENDS 8. 0. 8. From the Radio Troop 57 came an S. 0. S. call last week for new memâ€" bers. Mr. Lee Fetcher, the scoutâ€" master, is very anxious to get at least two more members in order that the troop might be able to register for the next year and to continue its activities. The membership of the troop has been gathered from various troops Thursday, Dec. 18, 1930