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moon, May 12. Following the parade will be a mammoth woolâ€"hunt, a shoeâ€" scramble and a series of other stunts and other woodcraft contests. At 4 o‘clock the Area Wide Court of Award for the presenting of ranks of mbove first‘class scout, will be held. Many troops are making this an eccasion for a family picnic dinner with troop campâ€"fires in the evening, May 12 is the big date on the scoutâ€" ing horizon abead. Outdoor Party, Lindbergh Day Monday, May 21, marks the Anniâ€" versary of the day on which Col. Lind~ berg started on his nonâ€"stop flight to Paris. It also is the date for the annual Scoutmasters‘ Outdoor session in their monthly round table program. Opening with a "foolishness parâ€" ade" in which several hundred scouts representing their various troops will €oâ€"operate the Northshore Area Counâ€" woods at 6:30 to enjoy~a~â€"dimver and. an evening‘s fellowship together. The: event is being staged at the expense of the Council as a tribute to the fine work of the locgl scoutmasters. Outdoor Session The outdoors has long played an important part in the program of scouts. An announcement was made last week that scoutmasters will hold their next roundtable outdoors. Now comes the word that the Executive Board of the Council, that group of dignified men who determine the plans and policies of the council progress, will hold their May meeting at the cabinâ€"inâ€"theâ€"woods on Thursday eveâ€" ning, Mhy 10. Earl D. Kink, presâ€" ident will preside. cil Fun Rally will be held at the Cabin in the woods on Saturday after Older Scout Camp New camp for experienced campers. At last old campers! Your dream is about to be realized. A new camp for experienced campers is being esâ€" tablished on Hiawath Beach, Big Blue Lake. Only those scouts who are First Class or higher, over 15 years of age, and who have been in an orâ€" ganized camp for at least a period of 2 weeks are eligible to attend this meve} camp. Scouts in this camp will be divided into the following units: Waterfront, Indian Lore, Foresters, and Pioneer. Each unit will live in a distinctive type of camp. The Pionâ€" eers will live in Adirondack shacks: the Foresters in tree houses; the Inâ€" dians in tepees, and the Waterfront men in beach tents. Many new and interesting phases of activity are beâ€" ing arranged such as overland hikes, canoe trips, gypsy trips, boating reâ€" gattas, etc. Special equipment is beâ€" ing purchased for use in each of these units. Troop 32 is having a troop hike for over night at the cabin in the woods Wilmette 5 to the Cabinâ€"May 4 and 5 is the date of an overnight hike of Troop 5 of Wilmette under the leadership of Scoutmaster Reynolds. â€"George Brown. Avoca School Troop Hikesâ€"Troop 65 of the Avoca school took a trip to the cabin in the woods last weekâ€"end under the leadership of Scoutmaster Lawrence Banerâ€"Henry Jones. Troop 9 Growingâ€"Our troop elecâ€" tion was held last week and 3 new May 25.â€"Walter E. Willard. Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutâ€" Troop Charter Highland Park Troop 32 to Cabinâ€" PARIS, FRANCE Presidents: Ysaye, Kreisler, Casals. Director: Lucien Capet Master Classes: S. Joachim â€" Chaigneau ‘ MODERN INSTITUTE OF VIOLIN Apply : 628 Woodpath Avenue. _ Phone Highland Park 935 Beginners Accepted H. and R. ANSPACH NORTH SHORE STUDIO Announcement 386 Central Avenue Highland Park LOUISE SILBER PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Phone Highland Park 1212 We are now located REALTORS at | _ Area Wide Fun Rally and Court of Award, Saturday, May 12, at Cabinâ€" { inâ€"theâ€"Woods. Glencoe Court of Award, Tuesday, | May 15. | Scoutmasters Roundtable, Monday, {May 21. Glencoe Twin Troops Hold Father and Son Banquetâ€"Troops 21 and 22 of the Glencoe Union church, held a joint Father and Son Banquet last Wednesday night. One of the most fascinaging parts of the evening‘s program was a sleight of hapd perforâ€" mance by Cameron Brown‘s father.â€" Bill Jones. Hubbard Woods 24 Growing â€" We had 1} scouts at our last meeting and are passing tests.â€"Ed. Frankel, Coming Events Deputy Commissions meeting, Monâ€" day, May 7, 6:30 p. m. â€" â€"Adam Baner. . Wolf Patrol Entertginsâ€"The Wolf Patrol of Troop 5 gave an entertainâ€" ment to the rest of the troop last week.â€"Frank Eager. Troop 4 Hold Stunt Nightâ€"Our monthly stunt night wa$ held last week. The efficiency contest award was given to Dave Henderson.â€"John Gilroy. _ Wilmette Test Camp, each Wedhesâ€" day afternoon at 3;30. _ _ .. iiNllmetbe Board of Review, Wednesâ€" day evening, May 9, at 730 o _ Executive Board meeting at Cabinâ€" inâ€"theâ€"Woods, Thursday, May 10. . _ Area Wide Fun Rally and Court of Award, Saturday, May 12 at Cabinâ€" inâ€"theâ€"Woods. May 25 and 26 Troop 32 with Mr. Enchens. June 1 and 2 open. June 2 and 9 open. June 11 Camp Northshore opens. Scout Scholarshipâ€"Scout Executive Walter McPeek received a letter last week asking for a recommendation of an outstanding scout in the Northâ€" shore~Council to take advantage of a scout scholarship at Kalamegoo colâ€" lege. The Scholarship amounts to $200.00 and is particularly designed' for boys who are helping to enter some form of social service as a life work. To Take Tripâ€"Several men of the camp committee and the scout execuâ€" tive plan to spend about 3 weeks during the latter part of May examâ€" ining available camp sites in northern Wisconsin. More than 10 different locations are under consideration. â€" Kenilworth Court of Award, Tuesâ€" day, May 22. _ S Highland Park Court of Award, Tuesday, June 8. â€" 2. Camp Northshore at Boy Scout Reâ€" servation in the Forest Preserve, Cabinâ€"inâ€"theâ€"Woods, opens Monday, Juhe 11, for 1 week periods to conâ€" tinue through the summer. Camp Chechaga first period opens June 25. Highland Park Board of Review, Monday, June 4. â€" Deerfield Court of Award, Friday, June 8 or 15. Mas; 4 and 5, Troop 5 with Mr. Reynolds. 0 omm “Reservations at the Cabinâ€"inâ€"theâ€" /oods: _ May 11 and 12, Troop 9 with Mr. Kreusch and Br. Braun. _ May 10 and 19 Troop 6 with Mr. Tochner. . â€" sions . meeting, BIG SALE OF FRENCH BONDS from the proceeds of the sale of $407,841,145 worth of surplus highâ€" way equipment and war materials sold to France following the war has been introduced in the Senate by Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, The measure, providing this huge sum of money for highway construcâ€" tion, stipulates the funds are to be apportioned among the 48 states in the same proportion as the Federalâ€" aid program. It is a companion bill to H.R.101,42, introduced in the House on January 30 by Rrepresentaâ€" tive Edward E. Browne, and which has already been endorsed by the Governors and State «Mighway Deâ€" partments of twenty states. Bill Is Offered to Utilize ‘This Money For Federal Conâ€" struction of Paved Highâ€" _ The measure, which is being fosâ€") tered by the American Motorhul association, is unique in that it will} solely _ through the â€" payment Of French bouds which will mature August 1, 1929 and which were given in payment of more than $2,000,000,â€" 000 worth of equipment and supplies. Will Speed Up Building "Its passage will mean the speedâ€" ing up five times of the present highâ€" construction program in the United way construction program in the United States," President J. Borton Weeks told the House committee on Roads during the hearings on the Browne bill. "The measure will have the undivided support of the 23,480,â€" 000 automobile owners in the country and should speedily be enacted into law as it is economically sound" deâ€" clared Si. Mayer, Viceâ€"President of the American Motorists association and President of The Automobile club of Illinois. ~ Many of the people who laugh at the Prince of Wales for falling off his horse, are getting ready themâ€" selves to figure in an automobile acâ€" cident from reckless driving. Acquittals, paroles, and pardons seem to indicate there has been a gréat reduction in the wages of sin. In the introduction of the measure, Senator Watson made it clear that this sum is in addition to the regular Federalâ€"aid appropriation of $75,â€" 000,000 each year for 1929 and 1930, declaring that both sums are needed to speed up the highway construction program in the United States to keep abreast of the increasing motor trafâ€" fic. The Watson bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads and hearings on the measure are expected to be held withâ€" in the next three weeks. Under the federalâ€"aid proportionâ€" ment the largest sum will go to Texas which will receive $21,937,000 for highway construction, ranging down to Delaware which will receive nearâ€" ly two millions under the bill. A bill (Sâ€"3559) authorizing the eation of a special highway fund GARMENT STORAGE coats, clothing, rugs, draperies, e by o procers spproved (by the U. Gi;,Govgmniiso.m.C?Ia torage h* m e :ctln. Voio have the only polnr: fin. We have the only posiâ€" way to kill all moth life. Our process will not injure the most delicate fabric. from place to place in perfect safety. . !ou.,rga-ever, are not PHONE H. P. 181 â€" 182 any higher than customary Uniformed workmen, too. In careful way in which we pack valuables and household goods. By the Iredale method possibilâ€" ity of damage is reduced to a minimum. Equipment of the newest and most upâ€"toâ€"date type enables storage of personal effects and housebold goods are maintainâ€" ed in our building on Central Avenue. 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