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LAUNDRYy LED Fof 1. . H.P. 457 k 650 and Park W ork Oct:24,;19>9 UILDER Garage DRY MPANY hland Pi op Those present were Harold Huhn, Ed. Cazel, Milton Merner, R. Foxâ€" worthy, Ed. Woods, Don Clark, Fredâ€" and Kenneth Vetter. Thanks to Mr. Huhn for the good time he always gives us. Scribe Troop 52, J. Kenâ€" Thursday, Oet. 24, 1929 Mr.~Osborne has â€"registered â€"and has been actively on the job for several weeks. Mr. Osborne has for several years run the younger boy program in this church for boys under 12 and has had experience elsewhere in scoutâ€" ing, so "he is notaltogether new ~to his job. , New Leaders for Council During the past week three leadâ€" ers have registered in new capacities with the North Shore Area council. In Wilmette Mr. Willard â€"Osborne, 825 Park evenue, has been appointed by Troop 3 committee as scoutmaster of the First m«m 2 of the Congregational church and was before that skipper of Troop 7, has now registered as deputy comâ€" missioner over several troops in Wilâ€" mette. He is planning first to comâ€" plete the organization of troops in ~Mr.: ~Wm.~Ewartâ€"Cook, 930 Senaca road, Wilmette, ~whoâ€" for â€" several years has been scoutmaster of Troop Troop 77 â€"of Mundelein has a change in scoutmastership bringing Mr. Russell Towner to this position. Mr. Towner has been assistant scoutâ€" master â€"for.the pastâ€"year.â€"..â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"<; «> _____ Overâ€"Night Camp: | Afb@r the visit of Troop 52 to the Northwestern football game on Saturâ€" day, October 5, 1929, a good number of the scouts went to the "Cabin in About 5:30 we began to prepare for supper. Mr.. Huhn cookedâ€"aâ€"swell feed and all agreed â€"that he‘d â€"make an excellent cook. After supper we did up the work and then played games. The lanterns showed that the gasoline was low so Mr. Huhn accompanied by two scouts drove to the filling station for fuel. â€" Mr,. Cook is a 15 year veteran scout. lhe Woods" for an overâ€"night camp under the leadership of Mr. J. Huhn, our assistant scoutmaster. ..._Pet Sparrow â€" â€". k About the last of June of the past summer Thomas Sturgeon, who is the senior patrol leader of Troop 118, -z.'.‘ lyn,...New .. Y ork,._Boy Scouts, found a nest c i h sparrows, which a windstorm had blown to the first about 4:30â€"and the last about 6:00 p.m. Mr. Huhn arrived with the food and blankets about 5:00 p. m. We retired about 10 o‘clock and all slept well. â€" In the morning we arose about seven o‘clock. Mr..Huhn prepared a very good breakfast. | We rolled our blankets and then cleaned the cabin, leaving for home Reed, Mr. Huhn and. Mr. Vetter. s a mdns nds a0e 6 nc i old n Dlgaz n apras A regular feature prepared each week by members of the Boy Scout Press Club qed 2o noli iedneatiea t id it lc ons c ui aei on t 9 250 three of them still alive he took them to his homeâ€"and fedâ€" and â€"cared for them, and succeeded in raising one to maturity. ~‘This bird has become a very interâ€" esting pet. â€" Sheâ€"for it is a little "hen"â€"is allowed to enjoy her libâ€" erty during the day and spends most of theâ€"time in the great outâ€"ofâ€"doors along with others of her kind, but several times during the day will come to the door and will chirp unâ€" til the door is opened, when she will fly in and make herself very much at home. She will allow the differâ€" ent members of the family to carry her around and, especially to carry her upstairs to her nest for the night. New Scouts Welcomed â€"Five â€"new scouts during the past week have taken the scout oath and law and completed their tenderfoot test to register as scouts in the north shore area. © The council greets them and wishes them. real success in scouting work. _ These new scouts Troop 23, Glencoeâ€"Jack O‘Leary, James Terry, Jr. Troop 37, Highâ€" woodâ€"Jchn L. Gibson, Wm. Russell, Ralph Ori. s y The Flying Eagle patrol has deâ€" cided to hold meetings at the houses to learn tests and what is to be done the next meeting. We practised sigâ€" nalling and tested a boy in his tenderâ€" foot test so he will become a scout the next scout meeting. °_ / â€" There were four out of six that atâ€" tended this meeting. They are Robâ€" ert â€" Wicklander, Ralph Southerton, Anker Jeppesen and William Russell, the new scout. . The patrol was held at Anker Jeppesen‘s, scribe and treasâ€" urer _ of Flying Eagle patrol, Troop 37,â€" Highwoeod.â€"â€"»=â€"_â€"_â€"â€"__sâ€"__________ To Present Stants Troops. 31, 32, 33, 36, 37 of Highâ€" land Park and Highwood will give stunts at the big â€"court of honor Friâ€" day, October 25, at the Elm Place school auditorium. There will be fire making, signalling, camp stunts and a few surprises. Parents, scouts and the general public are invited. At this time all camp awards will be made. It is going to be a splendid ecourt and a lot of badges given out ing the summer. _ __| Earn Advancement Awards At the Wilmette Court of Honor last Saturday night five local troops weére awarded ‘the Council ~Advanceâ€" ment award for maintaining the stanâ€" dard in their troop of having> not over 40 per cent tenderfoot sceouts and at least 25 per cent first class scouts. â€" Troop 2 of the Congregaâ€" tion church, Troop 3â€"of the Methoâ€" dist church, Troop 4 of the St. Apâ€" gustines parish,. Troop 5 of the Presâ€" yterian church and sop 8 of the 4 DUTS Irer I ce} ( C i + k award for bothâ€"the second and third quarters of this year. + Hold a â€"Patrol Meeting P RE 8 8 purchaseâ€"any of the equipment in the catalogue at that trading post. But don‘t forget your local scout outâ€" This award is one of the five the eouncil â€"offers â€"toâ€"all ~troops. â€" The other four are Boys Life, Camp Stanâ€" dard troop rating, and Civic Service. All the awards are given to troops reaching a standard and not only for winning first place. In this way every troop has the sameâ€"chanceâ€"for : New Equipment Catalogue _ _The National Boy Scout headquarâ€" ters some time this month is sending to each registered_scout a brand new scout equipment catalogue. This will be an invaluable pamphlet for each scout‘s library. It is more than just a price catalogue. â€"It:isâ€"an instrueâ€" tive booklet introducing to you the very complete service that the naâ€" tional â€"council offers to every scout and scouter. The scouts of the North Shore Area council are fortunate in being so close to a national council trading post at 37 South Wabash, SEE HOW IT‘S DONE! " C ATTEND THE +h\ ; SPECIALâ€" â€"_â€" i"‘//~~:\ â€" TOASTMASTER â€" fMM EB â€"DEMONSTRATION PUBLIC. SERVICE COMPANY done to just the point you like bread, both sides at once, and autoâ€" matically switches off the electricity See how the Toastmaster October 28 to 31 OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS 51 South St. Johns Avenue AT THE | PUBLIC_ SERVICE STORE > fitters; they make it convenient for you teoâ€"getâ€"mostâ€"of â€"yourâ€"equipment: The ~North Shore Area council headquarters office is now equipped to send a weekly bulletin every Satâ€" urday morning to all scout leaders in the council. This bulletin will conâ€" tain the dates and facts on all the adding machine, make possible this service. If any troop leaders wish to get out letters or bulletins run out on the duplicator the office will be glad to do this work for them. â€" Scouts to Great Lakes _â€"_Many scouts of the council have made reservation for the big Naval day celebration at Great Lakes Saturâ€" ‘day the 26th. ~The program of the day includes a shame battle, dress parade, a football game, and boxing and wrestling contests. If you can get a chance to go don‘t miss it. It will be a real treat. Â¥+ _~~â€" .â€"_ The Eyes of Scouting â€" (Scouts stand at. attention when they sing this song): 6e The eyes of Scouting are upon you â€" ._._â€"_AH the livelong day. â€"__ .. The eyes of Scouting are upon you You cannot get away. â€". In the night or in the morn The eyes of Scouting are upon you ~â€"~~‘Til Gabriel blows his horn Message from Executive : Stands filled with thousands and o (Continued on Page 40) toasts your . 6 . 8t