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Thursday, Jdn. 29, 1931 l Scout Ereeutioe's Column We tind that the people of the north shore are nut all aware that every scoutmaster, is a volunteer leader. Not only do these men give one eve- ning a week to troop meetings, but other evenings are given to planning) programs. attending scout leaders training courses and to special coun-‘ oil and district activities. In addition there are the afternoon and overnight hikes on week ends' and holidays, and many leaders spend two weeks in camp with their troops each summer. Some institutions make available to the troops and scoutmaster funds for the troop's activities. Several churches not only provide this support but have furnished tt “Scout room" for the use of the troop where they mny keep the trophies, handicrafts and the equipment that accumulates with the growth of the troops. TROOI’ M GOES TO LAKE GENEVA Troop 34 of Highland Park spent Saturday and Sunday, Jan. M, 25, " Lake Geneva. Mr. Betts, scoutmaa- tor of the troop, owns a cottage at the lake. He and Mr. Peabody fur- nished the transportation. We left Highland Park about noun Saturday. After we arrived at the lake we un- packed the cars which were loaded to capacity with 11 scouts and four grown-ups. and our baggage. After we had eaten lunch. we wont skating, but as the ice wasn't very good, Mr, Betta brought his car on the ice and pulled us around on a tohagaon. We also went down the tobaggon slide. Then we went back to the cot- tage. While Mr. Betta was preparing supper the boys sat around the fire- place and sang songs or talked while their shoes and stockings were dry- ine, After supper we played games until 9 o'clock. Then as we were all pretty tired from the events of the day we went to bed. WILMETTE smegma l KENILWODIH QAVINIA INDIAN HILL HtGHt.ANDrWth ‘WINNETKA HIGH‘MDOD (tttttrot' EVERETT GLENCOE LAKEFOREST After breakfast on the morning some of the scouts passed tests while others walked along the lake shore. Later we all went skating, while we were out on the lake we met some boys with an ice boat who gave each one of us a ride. Later we went back tn the cottage and had a snow ball flttht while Mr. Betts got dinner. After dinner we began cleaning up the cottage. packing our belongings and about 3:30 started for home, All of us had a very good time. The Stag patrol had 100 percent representation, while the Bat patrol was very close to it.-F,'gohnsort, Troop M, Highland Park Presbyter- ian church. Troop " In Active Continuous dunes are being held in Troop 44 Arden Shore to get 25 scouts ready to pass second class at the hoard of review Jan. 28, First MO ATH SHORE aid, signaling and I" second clan: requirements are being taught. Trey 44U club room was opened Thursday. Jan. 21. Each purol has a corner. A prize has been offered for the patrol with the best decon- tions. - George M, Meyers, Arden Shore Troop 44. _ TROOI’ " GIVEN FIRST All) TALK Last Thursday night Jan. 22 Troop 37 held its meeting. Led by John Schaefer the regular ceremonies were conducted. Through the instructions of Mr. V. J, Wilecka, the "outtmurter, the scouts were taught artificial res- piration for a half an hour, Mr. lol. ecka showed the scouts the new Schoe- fur method of strtifieial respiration and he showed them how it was done by the old Sylvester method. For three months continuing from last Thursday the scouts will receive a half an hour of instruction of tttat aid from Mr. Waleska at every scout meeting. T A little drilling and a few games followed by the scouts benedic- tiun soon brought the meeting to a close, but just at the close of the benediction. Mr. Boltz, assistant scout executive came in to visit the troop. The scouts were very glad to see him.-A, D, Barucani Highwood dis- trict editor. . READY to PASS INDIAN TEST The rouulur weekly martin“: [who] wa, held Mundly ulcer home uf Crtttord Sumter. The the Indian sisrrt. lgmnllue. t.Y The rouulur weekly meetlmc of the Sun mun] w“ held Monday Mter school " the home uf Cliitord Scanner. The "mm ntudtul the Indian uiun humane. and they are now rmuly to pun: their tuna. Tttlet"",'! we - - ...,A,__-_‘._ -.. runny III "In-- uu bt B..'Brer ..._r_ ....V.V played nus of which Wu chicken, In thi. mlme Clithtrd Runner Ind Kenneth Venn played each other, but tuOtter wan IN! to will I vinury and ’0 the. mime w“ tied. The mwtlnu was ulljuumt-cl at 5:140 sun on. tad I?""" T map M, Beadle” thnrrlln C ure . Friction In Ginsu" l The tneetintt of Trump " Wilmot Itchuul Wu darted with the scout with. Then we all “tulllad the manning " the "out lawn. After that we went into pull-n! comer- and studied the Marne cock "ter we learned man! of the rode our "eoutgttatrter land In prulice on tum but" not: which hr made. Our mutiny: w» cloned wlth the ucnutmuter'n Mediation. Reporter Robert Glut". Truotr M, WIImot achml. Deerfield, Illinois. Tm " 'ter" We rot-nod our min: wlth the uncut nth and l-w led try Hut-old Kuhn. We then Went to mu patrol eon-m where we made out our reports, We played two unnu- ot Compu- Ind I few Rune: ot lite-l the Bacon. We "in: Mnrehau Ind unlutad the Flu. We "and It "tentiun while Bud Andrew plays-flan. . Milton Homer. Troop M, Prwbyuriln church. Deerfield, 11100? M STAR“ POINT SYSTEM he weekly median of Tram M Darn-Id wan held u nun-l Ibo" the Cltlun'l Mate bank. The muting Wu opened by E. CIR! who led " in the scout oath Ind kw. We held I short in-mtlon Ind drill. When nth antral wont to their reapectlvn corner: the patrol leader of each patrol taught the hay: In his patrol ttte second clu- Imllnn Ilka ulun Immune, Mr,, DOW luld that the pn- trobs were uulnn to be run an I point sly-tern. The mwlinu clmwd with the troop humming taps. Troop Fi, Reporter Inn Wolkrdlhg, harm-Id - club. Inky Mating Pm: Troop an wan trrently pkg-ed In! Thur-- day mum. when brt dun named with dill pith]; were given out "ter n plenum akin on the Elm Plum- uhool rink. We In In. landing to hive I urem- night on the twelfth of Februuy " which Ume nah by will uranium In name nun! ot “out work And can. Two new members have kind our [man They no Osborn “mm Ind BOY SCO eq"""" HIADQUAII’ " 'B.-.'.." ID. A-as-."."'. . "-o-"..t0" THE PRESS Phil? minim-lawn It, In Puree school TttOOP " an MEETING “may“ After the unul PM“ ot Allah-um Juli-ed Mm!- In the nm of “indium." who felt out, wettt to their patrol e and trrartleed " on the knots, Who mum- wn uni-had there were “he " m the circle 0mm “Inn. Roth-rh- tand Karl Nd". Then eunu- the knot collh‘t. The felluwn wore li-l, 3w "bit/ttrr- "hool held I After the all comma {or it The "t rum" not I mp:- frumm m the Lnol while ynu run. dr wail. Group No. ' won. tendorbrot tun-u VON Ind. I mum-w" with each "the Win! Then the whnk Iron wlth the senlor all" Ind them all over the Mor. " wlth the them all th" unu‘ time to BOARD "I" REVIEW ON JANUMty " _ nchnol day 1981 the th; Prwhywrlnn M. Nurhprll Khuw and t Northtrrork to br ...., .. r--_...._. - "V a "e" Caro-Id Dale In The Council wide CIIID-o-III. curt: " run In! Inrlnu will be held - an. " on In " Ind 17. This h an oven cumutitlw angling calm-u by punk. mural from a: "our, Furl maul-u plans and Pt-u-. mu... 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