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Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930 This column is for scouts only this week. Scout leaders please pass on In the next article. Several years ago before I became a scout executive I was a scoutmas- tor. One Christmas time I noticed the Wolf patrol did not leave when the troop meeting was dismissed. A little later they came to me and the patrol leader'thryst a package at me 'Gii haltingly made a" little speech to the effect that this was a Christ- mas present from weir patrol. The scouts in this patrdl were all from homes of the must modest cir- cumshartees. I knew this patrol louder was helping out the family in- come by selling bakery goods from door to door. Is it any wonder that I cherish their gift far more than other gifts of much greater intrinsic WILMETTE BRAESIDE KENILWOWH QAVINIA‘ INDIAN HILL HIGHLAND DARK1 WINNETKA HIGHWOOD HUBBARDWOODS EVERETT [ GLENCOE LAKE FOREST value I wish I knew where all the mem- hers of that patrol are today. I do happen 'to know that this patrol leader, a big strapping fellow, is mak- ing a wonderful record as a life in- huranee salesman. . Here's hoping all you scouts re- mvmber your scout readers this Christmas. You will prnlmhly never know just how much it will really mean to them. TROOI’ 3t ENJOYS STAY AT CABIN The boys of Troop M spent Satur- day afternoon and evening, Oct. 25, at the Cabin in the Woods. Mr. Betts and Mr. Pratt our scoutmaster and usvsistant scoutmaster. took IP', out to the cabin about 2 o'clock Saturday aft- ernoon. When we got there We looked about a while and got our things ready for the night. After that we played games and-some of the scouts passed their tracking tests. At supper time we passed our fire building and cooking tests. After supper we went for a hike through tho woods. When we came back we sat around the camp fire for a while and samz songs. The troop came tho woods. When we came back we sat around the camp fire for a while and samz songs. The troop came back Sunday morning after having spent a very intorostinR and instruc- tive day at the (ubin.-St-ribe F. John- son. Troop 34, reporter Presbyterian TROOI' " PLANS HIKE TO CABIN Scout Executive ’3 Column Troop 46, of Lake Forest has plan- ned an overnight hike to the Cabin. in-the-Wunds, Friday, Nov. 6, under tho supervision of Smutmaster Har- nid E. Sweeney. They will co in cars, leaving at about six, Friday evening. Each scout intends to bring some firewood because of the scarcity of wood around the cabin. They plan to play games after supper and also go "Snipe,hurttirur" with the new scouts. A committee of smut: has been picked to trtart the fires Saturday morning, Each scout will take plenty of blankets Ind food, urc wing all you scouts re- nur scout readers this You will prnluhly never how much it will really E6iSatAgT NEWS NORTH SHORE hvoause the last time they did not rrulize how hungry a boy can get who is eampimt away from home Ind mt within reach of food. _ The boyiphutnimt to so are scouts. [him-t. Lundeon, Monahan, "tsheet- " McConnel, Kelly, Anderson, Baily ond Robbins.--Seuut Robert Ander, sun. Troop 45, Lake Forest Presby- l‘ARENTS AND FRIENDS ATTEND SCOUT MEET Troop " of the American Legion held a parent night last Friday, Oct. 31. Mr. Roeber lined up the scouts and called for the colors. Fred Jen- stn and Fred Schroder were color hearers. Harold MeCracken and duck Neale color guards. Two scouts were awarded badges, Walter Mat. ron. tenderfoot and Kenneth Ken- nedy. 2nd. class. Then Mr. Roeber and Mr. Gartloy got everything in order for the movie of Camp Mukajs- "an. This was the first time these movies were shown at ~nny troop meeting. After the first reel Mr. lloeher handed out scout song banks to the parents and to the scouts that did not attend camp. We then sang u' few songs and after that the sec- und reel was shown. The third reel was about the Scoutmaster’s Train- ing camp. Mr. Rasmussen gave a speech 1n what the committee has (him during the past month. ', After the expressions of the com- mittee the scouts were called on. Each Scout said what he thought ulcut scouting. Then refreshments were served. Some of, them had their seconds and others their thirds. Mr. Gartly asked fur volunteers to wash dishes. To this Fred Jensen, Jimmy Christensen, Henry Hanson and Waine Newman responded. Mr. Rneber then dismissed the meeting. We all had at great tirne.--Jaek Neale, Troop 48. Lake Forest American Le- sun. nedy and m de " an, giun COM M ITT'FTI II A LLOW'EN me had thre Who went to the co Sheridan, where telling where to ure, which was bridge. Bags hf rian church isG -iiE6illlllBglrr AMERICA COVHCII “[AWIJA" " N-IICIII” .5 MONA-D DAIIJIIIIO . "E-Ott"-".)" SPONSORS H 1'NT fi THE PRESS all the huppy HIGHLAND PARK COURT OF HONOR nir. Harry Kelley, chairmnn of the Highland Park Court of Honor re- ports the results for the local board " review held in new city hull on try LAKE FOREST ('(H'RT OF HONOR Tuesday, Oct Mr. Knight C. Cowehs, chairmnn nf the Lake Forest Court of Honor re- ports the results of the chlwr board of review hold on Wednesday 29. The list is as follows: Troop 45, Merit badges: Allen Hak- onmn. foundry', lan McPherson. book- l.2nding, m-amlnnhip. Troop 48. Seeand class: Kenneth Kennedy; Tendertuot, Walter Mat- Mt n th MANY REQI'ESTS Fort CAMP MOVIES th, "HIV" WU.LMErT'F, TROOI' FIRST TO REGISTER Troop 4 of the St. Auiustines par ish. hose, Wilmette, is the ttrmt trom in the North Show Area council t rogisu-r with national heldqulrtor ior the your of 1931. Mr. D. ( Inn-h is starting his ninth year I in the register for the Inn-h i Hers this 'oop Troop 'p--Roder y; Demon Smith. inn, first aid to Muny troops have nlrondy made ro- ests for the muvios of Camp " jtwurt which are now available rough the North Shore Area mun- Boy Scout tuuulquttrters. Troop of Lake Forest was the first troop sou them at a big parents night voting on "nllowe'en, Any troop in the council may hive o sumo privilege of seeing the ovivs for only getting their pur- ts out for the event. Anytime I “up gets' the parents nut the coun- Deerfield, Illinois tW “an.” an ou NC".- NOJI4 utmaster has Rev. with Dr ll svnd outfit t scouts in the troop, for I very Hallowe'ett. -tierwyn Smith, your tha' udqunru " and ter of this trstop. l "Id John Fovler, seq up sinee they were I le scouts and assistant of this troop. The a Sold Ind Repaired \. H. MUHLKE nnly getting their par the event. Anytime I k' parents nut the Coun a hauler with the com tt show the movies. Re no ahead with the mun N's. Phone H. P. 24le H n ic Smith, ehemis. chemistry; George animals. huglina. The Carleton H. Ber: rseh Phone seout horn scout- .mmit- chair- Henry GLEhMEW MUNDELEIN GOLF LittEATYVtLLE mum muss Mom-HELD HALF DAY DEERFIELD RONDOUT BANNOCKBUQN NANHOE I71 Fowl” thi high percent-n of high whoa! boys indiutimz that they are milking the luult-rship of the older _ as well as the 12 yell“ old and running n pm- zram that in having all their inter, Hourr.gtoi2-tto6-tto0 " North Sher“.- In“ Ole: PM: Highland Put I.“ Radiance PM": Highland Park "" DR. GEORGE MITCHELL DENTIST Out of the An - "and " an. 70-. Call II tor "ruin.' “an [or I'm. lino-on. II“ urn-I. midnight - "ad cul- dnn'n with. Eon-us lob-MM. M (ileum I." - WIDE“. “II. " N. HM IL Highland Park member All tr ny other troops 'nli for next trumps in the I [inter for NM Just one month J. SMITH Ill: The North Shore Invisible Hostesses JUNK TELEPHONE 410 in an effort your Dal-r In them um and mu in uuncil are due to by Dec. t. Troop early. We hope will follow an to at their re;- This includes iqulm sterner