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38 Big Scout Parley Next Monday, May 20th, is the date of the biggest public scout event of the year for the north shore â€" area council. â€" The beforeâ€"campâ€"rally will open at 7:30 sharp at Deerfieldâ€"Shields school, Highland Park with a program that will be of great interest to everyâ€" bodyâ€"scouts, parents, brothers, sisâ€" ters, friends and all. Not a minute later than 7:30 the curtain will rise to present to the pubâ€" lic a new movie picture "Old Glory." 8 L m re c mE _ A ENC D DL o lGecmapere icendite mm in i o e C n > This was obtained through the Naâ€" tional American Legion Film Service and as they have stated it is an "Edâ€" ucational classic that every American should see." â€" Here is your opporâ€" tunity and without .cost. Following the movie will be an outâ€" standing first aid meet between the three teams representing the best in the North Shore Area, ~Evanston Council and DesPlainsâ€"council. â€"Many awards have been éarned by the troops in this council and will be preâ€" sented at this rally. The awards are of five types, advancement, civic servâ€" ice, boy‘s life, standard troop and camp enrollment.â€" o Nss 5 it n e p c e k ett L PR E4 5.l te POn esn n in s a The troop. at least expects to get all five awards. Several troops will get more than one and nearly every troop expects to receive at least one of these awards. E o L2 . snn UE URVCRIC ETCO IIC CCC This being a camp rally stress will be laid on the plans, programs,â€" Ofâ€" ganizations _and registration for the new morth shore area . scout. camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan. Come and find out the things you have been wanting for so long to know. â€"â€" Every troop is expected to report in full uniform and in a group. First Troop to Register Troop 33, of the Lincoln school, gained prominence last week as the first troop to register for camp Maâ€" Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan and made a fine start toâ€" wards securing the camp enrollment award, â€" recently m ade available through the north shore area council, when nine members of the troop regâ€" istered for first period and. several of them for additional periods. Troop 33 will be in camp the first period, fvom July 6 to. July 21, under the direction of Llioyd Wightman, asâ€" sistant scoutmaster, who will be at the camp for the full period. Plans are underconsideration at present to take the troop to camp by car rather than by railroad as this will furnish a finer trip in many ways. _ With the nine scouts of Troop 33 now registered the troop has 36 per cent enrolled for camp and only fas to register four more to earn the camp enrollment award which they are working for. Those who are regâ€" istered for first period are: Larry A regular feature prcparod each Biggs, John Davidson, Bob Fox, George Hinn, Jack Moran, Robert Rasâ€" mussen, and George Zinglar. Fred Reichardt has registered for first and serond periods while Judson Wells will be in camp all three periods. Several other scouts have practicâ€" ally made plans to attend camp and Troop 33 may even secure the 75 per cent award, while the 50 per cent ratâ€" ing is almost assured at present. _ This is not the first time that Troop 33 has distinguished itself and it wil} be remembered that this troop was the first to earn the civiec . service award also. In addition the hold the advancement, boys‘ life, and standard troop awards. They expect to have enough scouts registered for camp in time toâ€" reâ€" Seout Commissioner Reichardt is expected to be present at the meeting to inspect the troop and word is goâ€" ing around that no scout will be admitted without his uniform. The troop is planning to have all badges and insignias in the proper place for theâ€"camp rally on Monday evening. It is expected that the baseball game between the scouts and their dads will take place at the following meeting. use week by membÂ¥rs of the Boy Scout Press Club T Hâ€"E P RES S drill master was .pre drill for half an‘ hou go on & hike every S of the month. Juneâ€" on an over night hike.â€"Scout: werine Milton Roberts. â€" . _ , ' ‘ _>â€"â€"« _ Meets on Beach { Troop 30 of Elm Place had a meetâ€" ing down at the beach last week. We passed tests and had hot dogs, sandâ€" wiches, rolls, and oranges. We have two new scouts present, Frank Karâ€" ger and Jim Rutlege. We plan to have more of the beach meetings for they are a lot of fun.â€"John Stern, Troop 30. . h C Feature Ballgame _ | _ We opened our meeting of Troop 32 last week with a baseball game on the diamond. of Deerfieldâ€"Shields school. â€" Mr. Schauffier was in charge and we had a great game. Afterâ€" wards we went to the gym and conâ€" tinued our meeting with test passing Troop 37 Meeting Troop 37 held their meeting last . i: V OR ts e h T c achs Troop 48, Winnetka â€"Robert eP ement CC omm ie n Pas ce 00 was .present so we had ‘ an hour. .We plan to _ every second Thursday . ~June.1 we are going iwht hike.â€"Scout Scribe Bucher, Wm. Bdcher, Harry Hein, Jack Hopkins, Fred Kurz, Harry Levine, Henry Wilder. KAu V PEPWy AAERRAIE WE C Troop 30, Highland Parkâ€"F. Karâ€" ger. ic ga s _A 2 x Troop 31, HMighniand FaFR ~â€"~ C« * Haas. f Troop 44, Arden Shore association â€"H. McGiffin, M. Kriep, J. Graham, A. Sharkey, W. Witkiewitz, W. Ludâ€" wick, G. Smith, P. Rapata, R. Foster, L. Wojozynski. . Troop 61, Northbrook â€" Lewis L. Cooksy, Billy Schick. N* >% ._____Register Now for Camp Have you registered yet for Camp the "ré'gi‘?t?maéfiiénm Troop 33 of Highland Park has alâ€" ready registered nine scopts. They are out after the camp enrollment award which requires 60 per cent or more ~scouts registered: for camp. What are you and your troop doing ? Scouts! get your camp application from your : scoutmaster and send it back to scout headquarters, Highland Park. Don‘t wait! Remember first come, first served. s Take Training Mr. Chas. W.â€" Steele . of Glencoe, chairman of the councilâ€"camping comâ€" mittee and Mr. Carl McManus, assistâ€" ant â€"scoutâ€"executive returnedâ€"â€"last â€" Saturday from Indian Mound Milwauâ€" kee scout camp reservation to reâ€" port a week of fine training. in the camp leaders training school. Mr. Steele studied : particularly with the camp directors group and states he gained many ideas in layout, equipâ€" ‘ment and managment for Camp Maâ€"‘ Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan.â€" Mr. â€"McManus worked in the group of aquatic ‘directors and. under the leadership of Captain Fred C. Milis of the national staff earned the American Red Cross senior life saving examinors badges. This will qualify him to give ‘Red Cross life saving~ examinations at camp this. summer. This aquatic directors group also got many helpful ideas on canoeâ€" ing, boating, and life guard work. This camp was led by several men from national staff and other regional men. ~There were over one hundred leaders taking the training. They slept on theâ€"ground in different type of tents and cooked the evening meals in the open thereby gaining practical experience in camping. The trainâ€" ing school on the whole proved very beneficial. ie [ ) Cabin Reservations Troops are taking advantage of spring camping opportunities and are training themselves at the cabin for their summer camping at Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€" Wan. The cabin is reserved far in advance. There are still a few open days. c j Cl ETT olles cgmy 2 e 4 o+ e t CebJ + May 17, 18, Troop 35, Ravinia; May 24, Troop 61. Northbrook; May 25 open; May 29, 30, Troop 51 and 52. Deerfield; May 31 and June 1, Troop 4, Wilmette; June 7, open; June 8, Troop 37, Highwood. Win "Boy‘s Life" Banner Troop 50 of Wilmot school, Deerâ€" field, has just recently registered as a new troop under the leadership of Mr. G. F. Church has won the "boys‘ life" banner for having 100 per eent of their boys subscribe to that boy‘s magazine. This award will be preâ€" sented at the camp rally, May 20, at the â€" Deerfieldâ€"Shields school. _ Mr. Homer Cazel, district_commissioner for Deerfield, has been instrumental l in organizing this troop. Thursday, May 16, 1929 â€" €"â€"net Home on â€"Os A‘gnes Derby, Mrs. David De is ill with scar Catherine M .birthday annive Wednesday eve! Thursday, May 1 Mrs. Ruth J Priestess of E Lake Forest atti at Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. | were weekâ€"end | parents, Mr. an Sr., of Fairoaks Mr. and Mrs. erine and Miss / thur Ender, Mr and son of Moli of Mr. and Mr Irving Park, Th Mr. â€"and Mr Highland Park Mr. and Mrs. 1 .Mrs. Grace visited friends day, where sh dent. _ Mrs. R. Gree Mrs. Alex Wil were guests of of Evanston S Mrs. Ernsber diana, who wit} mer residents 0 friends in the I ‘The second a residence on D rented. _ ~_Mr. and Mrs of,. Highland P ors _ Parkâ€"have : Mrs Carl T. street, delight! bridge luncheo1 day. â€" Out. of Mrs. L. A. Don Mmes. Henry ckel and Robt land Park. â€"P: Mmes. Harry | and F. Carma: Mmes. T. T Harry Maw an a meeting. of American Leg Legion hall ir day evening w man, Mrs. Fra ing. Followit business sessi gram was en( our refreshme next district in . Northâ€" C] August at w ment presider will be guestâ€" On Twesday, Miss Mona lard Benson 1 William â€" Bens given by Hum in Chicago S Mr. and Mrs ley, II1., spen On Sunday and Mr. Willa home. of Mr. cago. _ Mrs. J. P. Foote and Mi Chicago were home on Mon« On Wednes Bonike of. F Alice Niemi married â€"at parsonage wi enbrok officia Deerfi