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M~~ 3, 1929 WILME ,T TE. Leaders Prepare Regulations for Fir$1 Aid Tests Leaders representing all the troops to. .ent~r the N.orth Shore Area, ehmmat~on fi.rst atd contest were to ~teet th1s Frtday evening at 8 o'clock m the Scout headquarters at Highland ~ark. T~ese leaders receive the final mf~rmat10n. as to rules, regulations, eqUipment, JUdges, and extras for the c?ntest .to be held May 20 at 6 :30 o clock m the Deerfield high school There will be awards of first, second and third prizes in this meet. The winner will compete against the best Evanston's and Des Plaines . for entry in the Chicago contest May 25. Camp Question Box I LIFE This Scout's Dad Does Real Good Turn Weekly . ]. M. C_lemensen of Long Lake, Ill., ts the fatthful father of a Scout in Troop 71, Libertyville, of the North Shore Area council. Libertvville is fourteen miles from this Scout's home but the father, thoroughly sold on th~ value of Scouting. drives the boy to and from Scout meetings even· week. Mr. Clemen sen ha" made this -twent,·eight mile weekly. trip since the first of th~ year and says he is going to keep tt up for he wants his ho,· to have the advantage of the Scout training. Get Many Applications for Cabin-in-the-Woods Here are the reservations as made for the Cabin-in-theWoods for the next few weeks. Spring is the time for camping. Better register for the open dates. May 3 and +-Troop 32, Highland Park. l\fay 10 and 11-Troops 10 and 3. ~'ilmette. May 17 and 18-Troop 35, Ravinia. May 24 and 25-0pen. May 29 and 30-Troops 51 and 52, Deerfield. CLEAN TOWN CLOCK The clock on the Town hall in the town of Hempstead, Long Island, , ·.;ill be scrubbed by the Boy Scouts of Troop 33 as one of their Good Turns for the citv. The Scouts ha\·e o:fered to donate- the soap, brushes. ladders, scaffold and labor to do the \York. M.B. Scout-"! can't swin." Tenderfoot-"\Vhy?" M. B. Scout-"! ain't in the water." So many questions are asked concerning camp that we're going to answer a bunch of the most common one.s right here. . Why Should I Go to . Camp? . Trytog to. be: a , S~out without going to camp ts JUSt hke trying to study chemistry without any l~boratory. Ab-so-lute-ly! If this isn't sufficient answer to the question, just read again the Camp dope in thi'.s issue. What Ia the Best Time to Go to Camp? Some claim the first part of the summer is the best; others are strong for the last period. The grub and program is just as good one time as another. Decide for yourself. I Was Not Wise Enough to "Be Prepared" and Now I Haven't the Price Saved Up. Go to it Now! Pep, perseverance and pluck will put any Scout in camp. As a last resort expla'in to dad that it costs as much if not more, to keep you at home a~ it does to send you to camp. Can Friends of Fellows From the Same Troop Get assigned to the same tent in camp? Absolutely. I Have a Buddy Who Is Not a S~out; Could He Go With Me? One of the best good turns you can do is to get another fellow who isn't a Scout to join a liv e troop in time to get to camp. He'll never learn Scouting any younger. He must he at least a registered tenderfoot Scout in order to go. Are There Any Fellows Who Should Not Get to Camp? Yes! Do the woods frighten vou? Does· it hurt your eyes to look at an old swimmin' hole? Do you find it impossible to eat three square meals a day? Does it tire you to play out~oor games? Do camp fires give you headaches? Do you object to camp clothes? Are you ,;ick of studying the stars, the trees and the birds out in the open? Does fresh air distress you? \Veil, you're a worst-class parlor Scout and you're quite right not to sign the camp application. Camping wouldn't agree ,,·ith you. For the Graduate . They're liere-<ountless gift suggestions for the young graduate. Delightfully feminine gifts in the Gift Shop-substantially masculine gifts in the Sporting Department. Let us help you select for them. Order Calling Cards Now! You need them not only for Graduation 'but all the time. Ask about "Thin" Parchments. In the Gift Shop Chandler's 630 Davia St. Evanston U nivenity 123 Wilmette 724 POSTAGE STAMPS Sold at ont-·hair to one·thlrd catalog price. Send for our approval sheets. GUARANTY STAMP CO. Dox .JGt El·anston, Ill. .t THE SUMMER SCHOOL of eight weeks of enjoyable art training in the studios and out of doora begins July 8 and ends August 31. There are sketching classes along the lovely lake front and in the woods and gardens, and there Is work lndoon In the beautiful, spacious and &117 class rooms that overlook miles ot trees on the shore line. To those who are Interested to learn what the very advanced methods. of thl· School give them In the eight weeks' Intensive training course we would be ple8JIIed to send full information. . Tht rtgular dii'J·~Chool !)tar btgin· Stptembtr 9. 19Z9 and tnda Junt 6. IJJO. Eutm'ng School continuta throughout tht 1chool vear. Enrollmtnu art .acctpttd ·t anv timt. Junior Cta.,,. mttt Saturdav morninga. School Exhibit May 1 6. 1 7 and 18 THE EVANSTON ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 626 CHURCH ST. EVANSTON GREENLEAF 16 74