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26 WILME TTE BRAESIDE ‘ KENILWORTH RAVINIA INDIAN HILL _ HIGHLANDPARK WINNE TKA HIGHWOOD HUBBARDWOODS _ EVERETT GLENCOE LAKEFOREST Regional Grand Chieftain Phones: H. Pk. 3290 â€" Emergency Service H. Pk. 3291 Quaker Stateâ€"Havoline Waxfree Motor Oilsâ€"Greases M vieoen Braun Bros. O Co. A CORRECT GRADE FOR EVERY BURNER PERSONAL SERVICE Or FUEL OIL h ng onal grand amp Honor OF HIGHLAND PARK Distributors of Ar BOYSCGOUT NEWS NORTH SHORE RYBOLT IS ELECTED CRAND CHIEFTAIN Th Deerfield On nz the he W1 BOY SCO » regional meeting the Makaâ€" »lge of the Order of the Arâ€" rth Shore Area council was ited by 20 Arrow members, the _ leadership â€" of _ George their lodge president. Three members were honored with ; the second degree at the ceremony on Saturday eveâ€" These were Mr. John Huhn fhield, Life Scout Jim. Hoffman ) 9, Wilmette and Eagle Scout ite ervice that this responsible bestowed upon him. of Travop 35, Ravinia. nal grand chieftain over »xiges in the country, Mr. ce â€"of Schenectdy, New Coumeim HEADQUART 21 N.SMHERIDAM RD, HI0HLAND PARR , ILLINOUS. TELEPHONEâ€" H.R 2431 THE PRESS The Order of the Arrow is a naâ€" tional camp honor brotherhood made un of the outstanding campers of the muny scout camps in the country conâ€" rected with the order, The members ure chosen not by those already memâ€" bers but by those who are not memâ€" bers. The scouts of each troop as they attend camp select their outâ€" standing members to be nominated to honor order. There are 105 Order of the Arrow members in the North Shore Area council. York was present the whole time to| Troop 83 â€" First class, Kerwyn lead and inspire the group most| Smith; merit badges â€" Herbert _R. heartedly. Mr. E. U. Goodman, past| Smith, botany, scholarship; Roderic regional grand chieftain was in | Smith, botany; Judson Wells, campâ€" charge of the conference. Mr. Goodâ€"|ing, scholarship; Henry Richardson, man is scout executive of the Chicago|swimming. Troop 38â€"Merit badges Boy. Scout council and a resident of | James Mundstock, (metal working, Wilmette. first aid to animals, first aid, star. York was present lead and _ inspire heartedly. Mr. E. ORDER OF ARROW MEETING OCT. 12 (On Sunday, October 12, there will be a meeting of the Order of the Arâ€" row at Deerfleldâ€"Shields high school grounds, at 3:30 in the afternoon. The meeting is of considerable imâ€" portance and it is hoped that every member . will make an effort to atâ€" tend. Plans for the Afterâ€"Camp Ralâ€" ly are to be made, inasmuch as this reunion is in charge of the Order of the Arrow. ~Remember, fellows, Sunâ€" day at 3:#0 at Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school grounds, We have access to the building in case of bad weather. â€"(GGeorge : Bersch, president Makajaâ€" wan lodge, * TROOP 34 HAS GOOD MEETING The scouts of Troop 34 met at 7:30 on Friday night in the Presbyterian church. Assistant Scoutmaster Pratt opened the meeting by leading the troop in the opening exercises. Mr. Horn then gave a short talk. The business of the troop was discussed by Scoutmaster Beets. Then the boys reviewed the Tenderfoot tests and had some signal instruction and marching drill under the leadership of Assistant Scoutmaster Pratt and Senior Patrol Leader ‘Poiner. â€" Scout Poiner led the troop in the closing The number of boys who attended last week‘s meeting did not come up to expectations. We have many inâ€" teresting things planned and I am sure that any boy who joins the troop will have a good time as well as an instructional _ one.â€"Scribe _F. Johnâ€" son, Troop 34, Presbyterian church, Highland Park. HIGHLAND PARK BOARD OF REVIEW Mr. H. F. Kelley, chairman of the Highland Park Court of Honor, anâ€" nounces the results of the board of review held recently. ‘This was the first . monthly meeting of the board since camp. The star rank awarded to James Mundstock was the highest test passed at the review. James is a member of Troop 38, West Ridge «chool. The awards were as follows: F AMERICA OV NCILâ€"â€" NO.714 GLEnmiEw MUNDELEIN GoLF LIBERTYVILLE NORTHBROOK _ DIAMONDLAKE NORTHFIELD HALF DAY DEERFIELD _ RONDOUT BANNOCKBURN IANKOE LEGION _ POST HOST TO LAKE FOREST SCOUTS The American Legion put on a boy‘s night. It was started as an ordinary American Legion meeting. Mr. Rasmussen acted as a chairman of the meeting. The first number on the program was given by Mr. Robert Piric, a big game hunter, who had some moâ€" tion pictures and slides which showed the wild life of Africa. Next, there were. the boys who played baseball on ‘the American Legion team for the past season. . "Tisser" Linderâ€" holm, one of the four boys from Lake Forest who had been with the C. M. T. C. during the past summer, won the badge for marksmanship given by the American Legion. Last on the program were the scout stunts of the various troops. Troop 48 initiated some of the boys into the Royal Order of Engineers. Troop 45 put on a boxing match in which Jack Whalen and Harry Smith were the victims.â€"Waino Newman, editor in chief Lake Forest Press club. Several new district editors have heen selected for the Boy Scout Press club. . Scout James Ewell of Troop 35 is now the regular editor for the Highland Park district and will have the first meeting this Friday, October 10 at 3:30 at Garnett‘s scout departâ€" ment. Inâ€" Highwood Scout August Barâ€" acani is taking the reigns as Highâ€" wood .district editor ‘and meets his group this Friday also at McOmber‘s Drug store at 3:30. Lake Forest has chosen two associate editors, Waino Newman and Allen Hokenson to work together on the scout news for the town. They willâ€"meet this Saturday at 10 a.m. in Garnetts Lake Forest PRESS CLUB HAS NEW EDITORS The council congratulates these scouts and hopes for them a real success. The success of this scout page is realâ€" ly up to these scouts as they get the news from the various troops and districts. 4 store NORTHWESTERN sCOUT DAY, OCT. 25 The Northwestern university has invited the scouts of this council and other scout councils in the vicinity to the Northwesternâ€"Center game on October 25. ‘Scouts will be admitted at gate one at 1:15 only if the troops have adult leadership. _ Admission will be by registration card or uniâ€" form only. Leaders and drivers not having registration cards will be adâ€" mitted only by a permit available Thursday, October 9, 1930