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Detember 27,__1929 ·N or.th Shore Scout" News IScouts Win A~~rds at Kenilworth Holds Winnetka Honor Court Important Court At the December Court of Honor for of Honor Session the Winnetka Community House, inDue to the fact that we have not eluding Troops 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, a good many awards were presented. As all been able to have a Court of Honor troops have just registered, each Scout for. the past th,ree months, the Court received his new registration card. Be~vhtch we held Tuesday, December 17, side these, the following received admcluded a large number of awards. The vancement awards. Second Classfir.st event on the program was a knot-. Troop 17: Jimmie Bernard, Donald tymg contest between ·the first and Rahn, Bill Walcott; Troop 18: Robert second teams. Next came the <;amp Bucher, William Bucher, Roy RenAwards made to Ro~ert Mernma.n, neckar, Jr.; Troop 19: Robert CampRobert Fulton, Pe.ter Gilbert, Paul Gtl- bell, William Cassell; Troop 20: Franbper~. Bates Ltttl.e. and Stanley cis Duncan. Merit Badges-Troop 17: Kmght. Frank . \Vtlltar:ns a1_1d ~ob George Melvin, cycling; Richard Olson, Bur~1s also _recetved .the~r ] umor Ltfc- cycling; Troop 18: Philip Swabacker, Savmg ce~tlficate th1s t1me. The offi- chemistry. cers of thts Court of Honor were Mr. \Veese, Mr. Nygard, and Mr. Townley HELPING THE POOR Second class certificates were the1~ Mr. Stixrud, Scoutmaster of Troop presented to Carleton Ross and Fred 19, Winnetka Community House, an\Varlsman. Peter Gilbert and Robert Berger received their First class nounced that each Scout should bring awards. The next event of the night at least twenty-five cents or more to was a fire-by-friction contest-free for buy food for the poor families in Chiall-\\·inners first, . Wilfred Blade3; cago. Each patrol also will bring difsecond, Jack Sinding; third, Harry ferent kinds of food. We chose two Weese, and fourth, V oil; (the time was new scouts to be color guards who cooperate best with the troop. Mr. 20 seconds). Stixrud, our Scoutmaster, has helped Merit badges ·w ere presented to the us in a good many ways to have a following Scouts: Paul Gilbert, handi- more successful troop. He has plann~d craft, woodcarving: Roger Barn::tt, that we take a hike to the Forest Pre~ pottery; Roger Cro\ve, carpentry, serve during Christmas vacation for woodworking, swimming; Tom Smith. one day. We are all anxious to go, and camping: Robert Berger, personal appreciate his work in plannin.,g the health, swimming, first aid to animals, trip.-Harry Bengston, Troop 19, rebird study, public health, ·life-saving porter. and automobiling; George Woodland, life-sa \'ing; Joseph Harrison, first aid; GIFT FOR SCOUTMASTER Robert BY-rns, woodcarving; C. McKinThursday, December 19, several non, carpentry, pioneering; Jack Steb- Scouts of Troop 20, Winnetka Combins. life saving; James Fitzgerald, pot- mu.nity House, presented a Christmas tery: Peter Gilbert, cooking, woodwo~·k gift to Mr. Martin, their Scoutmaster and swimming. in appreciation for all of the fine things Fr~nk Williams received his star ce~- he has done for the troop since Septificate. Robert Burns received his tember at which time he became Scoutlife certificate. Roger Barrett received master. Each. scout chipped in some his Bronze Palm certificate and De- money to buy him a book of Lewis & frees Holmes received his Press Club Clark, which we hope he will enjoy Quill certificate. reading. The officers of the Lion The last event on the program was Patrol thought of the idea of getting a fire-Jn·-flint contest free for alt. The him the gift.-A troop 20 Scout. winners- were: 1. Bob Berger, 2. Hildebrand, 3. Blades, 4. Bat hoff. and 5. WINS HIGH AWARD Poolse. Harry Brown, ex-patrol leader anJ It \\'~S a very good and interestiHg scrib.e of Troop 20, \Vinnetka Comprogram. Ther.e were many visitor; mumty House, \'\'as ~warded the£ T~·oa~d there too to do the applauding and the'"l as the most outst~ndmg Sc~ut o P Yoted it a very good evening spe·it 20, for the first s1x weeks, m a contest away from home.-1Defrees Holm~s, to \vin a beautiful cup a\~arded by our Reporter, Troop 13. Scoutmaster, Mr. Martm. A Sc~mt must be a\varded the most outstandt Scout of the troop three times to win SUPPLY NEEDY FAMILY the cup permanently. Congratulations Monday evening several Scouts and Harry !-A Troop 20 Scout. the Scoutmaster of Troop 20 took a NO KICK COMING ba.sket of food and clothing to a family "How are you?" in Chicago. Each Scout contributed "Oh, I can't kick." fift\· cents which was used to buy food "Rheumatism, eh ?" and clothing. JDIST/NCT!VE-8/LVfl!Z_ffR(!(J( CJRYSTAl . PJ<ON JEN6L-ANO fr110LL7WJJ Hipp & Coburn Co. 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