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Lak Exceptional Values The above items are offered subject to prior sale DEC! )RA TORS Jnty now ha {mean Super h m "or " One oft BM SCHOOLS AND BEST TEACHERS-FOR BEST CHILDREN was FURNISHINGS EVA NSTON ty in the State and $t 10.00 & $135.00 $37.50 " S l 50.00 ml and Village Schools, more than aorother coun- :-Mlh of all in the State. w Rural Srhooll THE PRESS The meeting started at 7:30 with the oath and laws after which Mr. Jaeohtum gavr a talk an a baseball team. After this talk these different scouts passed tests Robert Geary passed his Tenderfoot teat and he also passed Indian sing language for the second class test. The scouts passed second class flrst aid: Danny Walterding, Arthur Manner. Charles Burnett, Allan Lange and Robert Hutch. We had one new scout at .NF'AY SCOUTS ' ARE WELCOME!) The North Shore Area council wel- comes the following scouts and scout- em into the membership of the Boy Sm uts of America. " Gleneoe- Sea Scout Ship 21,. Donald Hughes, Bob Long, James McNamee. Glenene, Trmp 27, Norman Christian- sen. Ravinia, Troop M, Harold Hol- strom, Meredith Elick. Highwood, troop 37, Harold Wilson. Libertyville Troup 72, Stanley Williams. Mr. Wil. liam B. Baehr, former eommitteeman of Troop 23 now seioutrtta!ster of Troop 25. Mr.. Knight C. Cowles as chair- man Court of Honor, Lake Forest dis. trict. Mr. Matthew J. Hickey, chair- man leadership Training committee) man Court of Honor, Lake Forest dis. trict. Mr. Matthew J. Hickey, chair- man leadership Training committee) Winnetka district. Re-registration of Troop 23 with Col. Louis Waefelaer TALKS TO S(‘0l'TS ON ”ASK ETBALL (Continued from page 26) or a tutem pcle. The scouts are asked to bring any collection that they might have. A court of honor in be. ine held with the Hobby show. Come every one And bring your friends. - Lewis Cooksy, reporter Troop, 61, Northbrook Civic association. IlH chairman nf Troop committee, Rev. John K. Coolidge and Mr, George J, Finck. op 23 with Col. Louis Wnefelaer seoutrmrater, Mr. Orval Simpson, irman nf Tramp committee, Rev. BOY SCOUTS I. l tigpttt Candidate for lie-elec- tion to the oftieq of County Sandman- dent of Sellools the meeting. His name is Elmer Huehl. Next Saturday the troop is going to take a hike out to the River woods and are expecting to have MIP- per out there. We are leaving school While little strength will be shown at the primary, due to the fact that there is no contest, the candidates were counselled by John O'keefe of Highland Park, the chairman, to Mart their campaigns as soon is possible so that a maximum strength can be developed for the fight. Thomas Banter. candidate for state representative, and John Hesse, can- didate for congress in the 10th dim trict, both addressed the meeting, Members of the Lake County Dem. otrratie Central committee last Wed- nesday met at _a lunch in the‘Homl Clayton where the candidates for munty and district offices were urged ttt launch their campaigns for elee. ti n in November. Ccmmitteemen were urged to lay plans for the final drive, Troop 52 opened at 7:15 with the oath and law. We discussed the court at rqviow. Then We had-patrol cor- ners and report. We worked on our Terulertud, second class, first class and merit hadm-s. Some worked on radio study, There Were three offie. ors present and 24 scuuts. We ad- journed at 9..1,5.--0rold Huhn, re- porter. Troup 52, Deerfield Presbyter- ian church. 7:30 last Wednesday evening with the usual opening ceremony. We went directly into the reviewing of the new and elm; and Tenderfrot scouts which was continued from last week. Mr, Huhn then told us that on Saturday evening we would have a patrol camp over in the river woods. We decided to use K. Vetter's tent, This camp was to be held Saturday night. Those present were Harold Huhn, Mr. John Hahn, Charles Orsborn and Edward Randell. Kenneth Vetter and Har- old Huhn went in the morning and prepared the rump. _ Democratic Committee Planning for Campaign PINE ON C After this we playtd games and a lunch was served. 4-1 John Kenneth Vetter, Editor in Chief. The first song sung was "Cheer for Dear Old Wilmut," written by one of the scouts. We also sang "See that Watermellon." Mr, Hastings was there and arranged with Mr, Masts. lich to not the cabin in the woods for an overnight hike. Mr. Aiken was also there. We hope he will have the time to be secutmatder of the troop. Mr. Church, our present scout- master, finds it hard to get over to the meeting nights from Evanston where he lives-William Hunting. Tropp 50, reporter Wilmot school, Deer6eld. DEERFIELI) TRO0P HAS BUSY SESSION at 2:: Scrih( SCOUTS TAKE PART IN P. T. A. MEETING The Pine Tree weekly meeting at neth Vetter. The Mh--Geortre Ashman Troop M, TREE PATROL AMI’ING TRIP Thursday, March 27, 1930 patrol held their the home of Ken. meeting began at y evening with the