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We are sure that T B t m oo Rpianeins win | all . scouts . ,.co-:,u.-m-q ‘an, Dear !hw"hynrw nounce» : f ani erncon and I "t want to. waste any time to tell you I k _ it‘s great. : In fact I lhnt'btlb such ‘a: good lrflw over Paul Bunyan 3.".-.4-- h«lncu:’w Tey That ‘and "Toul. nad o e my me the top of a for m-ml":-.m- symbelizes the u-oci‘n-cqjth out of doors During the week of Oct. 22â€"28, members of the Order of the Arrow will visit every|troop in the area and help members of the| order have been selected to arrange the for the evening. | The organize Paul Bunys C’Ihh-:?‘rl- These clubs help to promote d lowship during |the year and attendance at TD e Ciobe o Leld bed e ; Nfl-il’ at the lml:.w't are enough to linsure every Scout who atâ€" tends the reunign that he will have a great time. ‘The big) event of the evening â€"will Club. _ Every attend this big| reunion which promiseés to be one of the best meetings of the year. ORDER OFP THE i $ ARROW M G ; Cal Gartley, Allowat Sakima, head of the Order of the Arrow in the North Shore, has called a ting of the order for Sunâ€" day, October nd, to take place at the Deerfield Grammar Scbo.l: 3 p.m. | This wil lbe the first meeting the ‘Order of Scheuchenpflug.| ‘These threée names. mlone ORDER OF THE « & ARROW M G ; Cal Gartley, Allowat Sakima, head of the Order of the Arrow in the North Shore, has called a ting of the order for Sunâ€" day, October nd, to take place at the Deerfield Grammar Scbo.l': 3 p.m. | This wil lbe the first meeting the ‘Order of the Arrow since the summer caimp season, wil lbe the first meeting of the ‘Order of the Arrow since the summer caimp season, and a number of very im nt plans for the order‘s ter lctMtD%wfll be disâ€" cussed. Probalily the moét important item to come . bef the meeting will be the plans for forming the Paul Bunyan Club, AREA COUNCIL noclca In order t â€" Seou and other Scout Leaders [may plan‘ their own troop program . so to avoid over lapping_ or the necessity change of dates there*is herewith announced the program covering large emphases in each of the next nine months as fol : : Octoberâ€"Launching of unit rating plan : In order t Scoutm Scout Leaders |may plan program . so to avoid the necessity change herewith announced the months as fol : r Octoberâ€"Launching of unit rating plan : scribe‘s contest initiated; inauguration of commissioners and scoutmasters report plan ; organization Paul Bunyan Club; every troop visited commissioners; recruiting for Milwaukee| meeting; 11 and 12 year old boy census. oi â€"mne + of Honor ; begin work on unit registrations ; Red Cross specialization course starts ; speâ€" cialization training course; scoutmasters and commissioners |get together; registrations secured for summer camp. _ _ . Aprilâ€"Em is upon outdoor program; recruiting for gummer camp. + Mayâ€" ng for summer ‘camp. June, July, Augustâ€"Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan and back & | * COURT OF HONOR Plans are being made to go, back to the old plan of district Courts of Honor and area Cou of Honor in this council, in cases of higher awards, It is still plu:oldhhin n:m}ehuwktflith spec requ or first class | be taken care of by the troop u.hm and the . In cases of awards to star, life eagle scouts, the octasion should be a or an all area court. It is also ined to develop just as rapâ€" ldz as possi a merit badge counsellor in all of our districts so that there should be a r time at which merit badge counse! -oetsndli"mr*ll' ity to the to pass the award of a merit badge. ithin two weeks it is hoped that a formal announcement may be made in many of districts concerning this. It is planned|in most cases to have a disâ€" triet Court of Honor at least once jevery two months and there will be two or three all‘ area courts in the course of the |year. The first area court is to be Friday,} Febâ€" in which every arrow member will. be terested, and 1 have an getive part. EMPHASES NORTH SHORE AREA COUNCIL PROGRAM _ Decembe plete registrations of all unita . by ber 15th; registrations seâ€" cured for su camp ; emphasis | upon President It award; emphasis | upon President Fow award. i Januaryâ€" hasis upon Cubbing; prepâ€" ‘aration for financial campaign; -mhb tion training j ; district organigation completed. ‘ Februaryâ€"Anniversary week; area Court of Honor and annual meeting Friday, Feb. 9th ; President Roosevelt awards presented ; President Fowlh awards presented; finanâ€" cial campaign.| Drafting of pm{or year by area) committees ; 8 tion training course. . x e Th o eg i2 3 To THE ‘The host of nds of George the nhbhg !mm tor of p Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan last summer will be glad m%ruhifl- sage from from his mx-t camp. Along Winston Long, tant seoutmaster of (Troop 35 of Ravinia, George Novemberâ€"Camp reâ€"union ; BOY SCOUTS NEWS ;.;i"in}' .fir'.'m"m"“‘iibi-' m Jackson life oop | 48, ‘scout m.m until we have toicrack the jce i am afraid that we will have to endure Spring Lake. Really it‘s not bad as it sounds and I know I would rgther do that than try to until we have to crack the ice I am afraid typewriters cramg CAMP MAâ€"KAJAâ€"WAN FRIEND IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD Scouts atten \Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan any of the last three years will remember Mr, Wilkins of |Crystal Lake near Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan, ‘\man who played the drums for so ny |of our entertainments at camp. Word|from George Bersch, who is at camp at (the present time, to the effect that Mr. Wilkins will be in Barringâ€" tonâ€" most of this| winter. We will plan on having. Mr. Wilkins take part in some of our activities involving Scouts and leaders having. Mr. Wilkins take part in some of our activities involving Scouts and leaders this fall and % The North S! Area council has always been willing to| carry the full share of responsibility with which it has been charged by the national regional office. As most of the readers of this column are aware that President Roosevelt is awarding a streamer to be attached the troop flag staff to the troop meeti certain qualifieations. It is beli¢ved that better than oneâ€"half of the North Shore A eouncil troops will meet these requirements. All are desirous of going "the second mile" or doing one r and through courtesy and kindness of the president of the North Shore Area council there has been developed what is known | as the President Fowler award. This ‘beyond the requirements ealled for in the |President Roosevelt award. The President Fowler award calls for each unit receiving it ito have added at least ten new boys to their pack, troop or ship in the year 1983 and previous to Dec. 15, 1933, and that said umit will have at least one The President Fc unit receiving it new boys to their year 1983 and j and that said u: more boy Dec. 3! 81, 1982. Too mu ciation of the fir by this council 1 cil who are doin of their youth in Fowler award is how Mr. Fowle: inspiring Scout: of . all Wilmette, Worthen‘s Men‘s and Boy‘s Deâ€" mt Store ; | Kenilworth, Joseph Sear‘s ; _Winn Winnetka _ Community House ; Glencoe, Garnett‘s Dry Goods Store j Highland Park, ncil Headquarters ; Highâ€" wood,| lr:bi:: % nm:ulako !;lo.r-té Rasâ€" mussen f bertyvi wan‘s Drug Store ; Deerfleld, Olendorf‘s Dry Goods P.S. Win sa Frankly ... Come on to French Lick, ju , overnight trip from Chiâ€" cago, but a million miles from hing you‘ve been doing and thinking. Here you‘ll find the sort Of people you like to be with, the kind of sports that set you up, the sleep you‘ve been missing, the life you knew as a boy, There are golf courses and excellent horses, famous mineral witers, equally famous climate, and food. Come for a weekâ€"efdâ€"and spend a week or two! Bring the whole familyâ€"but leave f,f worries at home,. . ; At autumn rates, includin’eals, are in effect. Room with ‘bath, $10 a day; room with toilet room and running water, $9 a day; room with runnin 1 ater only, $8 a day; lower rates for double occupancy. A spedial $5 a day rate for chilâ€" dren, n . maids and chauffeurs. + § | your nerves, your disposition, your whele career. You‘ve been following the beaten puth too far, nose 8t the proâ€" verbial ne too long. A ¢ is in order, a complete exâ€" hilarating change! 1|‘ ; i FRENCH LICK | SPRINGS Area o | carry ith which { regior f Ithis| colu velt is aw en (it‘s empty is enough to suffer far worse than , 1933 than they had Dec. h cannot be said in appreâ€" e services that is rendered y its president. There are in North Shore Area counâ€" z splendid work in behalf our area and the president just another example of is leading the way and "M'lrrfi;ikmf" m'w; e earson, Â¥ ;fi:‘&m Bersch. s that sitting on ones jon‘t it timeiiou got away for awhile? wo weeks about oneâ€"third of the council have been Locations are as follows : OMETHING‘S going to ¢rack if you don‘t look outâ€" s down over paved ays in eight hours take the Monon : at 9 or 9 p.m.â€"or fly t to the French Lick Sbrings Hotel Airport. Or THE PRESs lif ;) have been exchanging ideas, ‘recipes and games. They have learned oneâ€"another‘s folk d@ances and songs, They do have fun. Vho makes scouting possible for the girls ? The 1. council, a group of women who aré‘ vitally: interested in girls, plan} training for leaders, see that the leaders who s§re working directly with the girls have help and training to equip and to keep them u%‘w date. Every troop has a trained leader w with it. There are training courses for) ers in the various villages almost every| month. ‘These are for adults who wish to Ho active leadership, are for parents who wigh to know more about the organization. _ ifii‘gidmnlty. : [ dl Scouting is an activity for every girll ii‘#l"or their first me m Do aF io on t o nren mt ce e n T e t t & girl scout program: is‘ built around thrpe ranks ; the tenderfoot, the second class an First Class, These are in keeping wi progressive education inasmuch as t e the only goals showing a girls adâ€" va ent, they are not tests of things that are| and finished. The program also offér® training in various profficiency badges or so the girls after working in the 1 activities may choose those things whick are of most interest to her. There are ba for homeâ€"making, health and firstâ€" aid, swimming, crafts, camping, cycling, and in ivarious arts. When a girl has proâ€" nm‘ through the First Cz- rank and has zulehod into her specialties she has the opportunity of helping the younger girls in her froop. When she has shown she has dw‘unfiu to her. group and her communâ€" ity she is awarded the Golden Eaglet Badge. Thh | is _ o_nly_‘:iv‘en to ltlrk v‘bo hvcd elo- first meeting was spent in learning coldâ€"pack and pressure cooker canning, the in making jams and marmalade, and the third in open discussion. These meetings to give them a basis for their canâ€" ning ‘badges as all the girls have left to do is o) bring their samples of preserves and cond; ly answer all questions. © + t their business meeting they discussed a event to be given soon in honor of the girls of Troop 2 â€" Highwood. _ _._ Bi 61 j RBEERE PR PCAE OT EOD C girls which were yoted on and a on Oct. 3, were at the: Oct. 10 . â€" Scribe Lena Calbri. _ , P TROOP II â€" HIGHWOOD > . fl Scout troop 2 held their last meeting, Oct 12%, 1938 at the Highwood Methodist Churgh. We had six new girls this meeting. We went to our patrol corners and reviewed the scout knots. We also had tests on ~ ge ~ divided into two lines, Lieut. Leria Calbri at the head of one and Bernice 8 mt the head of the other.. olge first |ceremony. 1. ul f n-twtluwmhx'"flw 19, 1983 at the Highwood odist Church. An#|new girls are welcome to join our 2.â€"Scribe Doris Mae after. "BL 4 of. old o H "Home of Pluto‘ Water" .: / \H. J; FAWCETT, Mor. L girl.l.:!wtrooo- p 1 â€" Highwood have L:pendiu their last meetings in workâ€" canning badges. They have devoted }"m’"‘ a tiny beginning of: 12 girls et with Mrs. Low at Savannah, Ga. 2 That mw. of 12 formed M thar se of the / prgantanion today es becomee part of the national tended. The New Trier Council had en of their leaders and council memâ€" ;) hee 312,000 girls in scouting :\ are now gountry.©Many hnfin‘ in for eight irl Scout News |Lesion Auxiliary, Mrodr x c Gart in the home, in the troop and in TROOP I â€" HIGHWOOD Over one million girls have Meoo The new officers of ‘the on Auxiliary are as follows: sident, Mrg. Mary McCarthy; first ‘vice president, Mrs. Ernest Wernerf secâ€" ond viceâ€"president, Mrs. Oscar Iverâ€" son; recording secretary, Mrs. Philip Cole; corresponding secretary,) Mrs. Benjamin Sesso; treasurer, | Mrs. Robert Greenslade; chaplain, ) Mrs. Gust Norrlen; historian, Mrs. David Johnson; sergeantâ€"atâ€"arms, Mys. L. P. Vane. | Mrs. Hook congratulated the new officers, and spoke on & district membership drive now b¢ conâ€" ducted throughout the district, closâ€" ing Nov. 30, 1983. She stat#d that all members whose dues are paid by Nov. 30 will become members of the "Sooner Club." 7 £ i| Mrs, McCarthy spoke of the memâ€" bership drive now being nc{lucwd in this community. Every eligible woman in Highland Park is welâ€" come, and may join the Auxiliary by calling Highland Park £476. The organization invited women eligible for membership, to, attend the |meetâ€" ings, whether or not they goinij Mrs. Werner thanked the memâ€" bers for the splendid coâ€"o ‘ratflon in helping with the servin? for the Legion at the recent banguet.. Mrs. Iverson reported that the gion desires the Auxiliary to attend in a body the Armistice Day iceremony to be held Nov. 5 at thqI Bethany Evangelical Church. [ 94 The auditing committee the Auxiliary, consisting of | Mrs. F. Ronan, Mrs. P. Cole and Mrs. W. Zimmer, headed by Mrs. W. Davis, met Tuesday of last week at the yepmot s t :389 Central Ave. Friday | GILLETTE BLADES 10 for 49c â€" 60c Sal Hepatica .......... $1.00 Bayer Aspirin ........ 85¢ Jad Salts .............. $1.00 Cod Liver Oil, pint size 50c Mennens Shaving Cream $1.50 Petrolagar : .......... LISTERINE $1.00 Size 59¢ Buy Now and Save the Difference STOCK. UP AT THESE PRICES Egrl W Double K F Wap t i KOTEX 2 for October an, Mrs. David arms, Mys. L. ilated the new on & district w be conâ€" > district, closâ€" ‘ stat#d that all s are palid by | ‘ THUR&DAY, OCToBER 19 i t Salt . 1â€" 4# . t }', 1 ] i-n‘po.-----,-....-..-o- t 12a. d haug * M & sc sle s on kis por son s s «i k ie pow ?t' I } ‘ t.oon.y-c-..o-oob- ridge Mixed Nuts t Saturday 20th and 21st . Gsell & Co. lb, 59¢ president of the SUUpeyromin Al iliary of Highwood. She extent to the Highland ‘Park Chapter lnviut}on to the installation of : ficers 6f her unit in the near futu Mrs. Hook, at Wednesday‘s me ing, &“w the next . dis meet! at Grayslake ‘on Nov. At the last district meéting held North Chicago in August, Mrs. M _ The |next ”fl" meeting of local l:;ion Auxiliary will be a cial meeting on ‘Thursday, Oct. 399 Roger Williams Ave. 25¢ elected [district 36c | 59¢ ; 53¢ || 49¢ | 29¢ || 89c . 39¢ 57¢ 217¢ 34¢ 31c 17¢ T79¢ 17¢ 32¢ 39¢ 36¢ 34c 67¢ 49¢ & 04 63