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urâ€"leaf hoping in box, only one dollar. orgetâ€"meâ€"nots and winâ€" ve been will be twentyâ€" the disâ€" 'er}') Years"" * . West of Depot isting. of rosébuds, forâ€" *~ fancy frill and ribbon, EXAM Sorson, nd Eleâ€" 1 Telegraph Company and .$. A. over PHONE 3420. llowed r bouquet with ribbon, , Jean t â€" Ib. l 2%c OTTUCYVS wishâ€" After sarks, 6 dallar value for only ION April MEATS ens ip. 1 8C tly our k‘s on muâ€" Coâ€" . THURSDAY, Rinkenberger s Fitzsimmons ....... Whiteman _......... Campbell ............ Class Manager .. Morgan Bredin |SESSION CAPTANS , AND CLASS MANAGERS _ HAVE BEENCHOSEN Campbell ..).., Martin ......i.... Walters actsheess; Wood e Class Manager Kendig Bur wash Thompsonm ... Weldin ... _._.. Kerfoot ... Shaver ... Chester ............. Rodenbeck ....... Class Manager Wita the session, basketb nament coming next week session captains and class r have been chosen. The ses: tain is responsible for ha members of her session ) pr practices, and the Tour cla agers assist the gym tea seletting the class teams,. The following have been : Florence Peterson was chai of the program. â€" Announce ts were read by Madge Hawkins nad Mildred Simpson. Molly Grinn Peggy Kerr. by â€" Betty Stein; â€""Vocations," 4. Harriet Nelson; "Idealy “‘;I by "‘Happinea_l:” _I:? Shirley â€"__ JamamnoBy ons cugy [ * In order to practice their fnas 3f in front of a large group N < §a aratior for the Girlg‘ club "I"‘ y ix gitls delivered speeches in [E :}lixrls' club assembly Friday the o sPEECHES. FOR CONFERRNCG , HEARD BY omm« . CV i». 18¢ ONLY 18° 35§5¢ Juniors 3140 and class managers i. The session capâ€" LY â€"Acloss L gym teachers s blsket_bqn tourâ€" ._._ . _ Eileen Zimmer .. Mildred Cameron Corrine having the ‘present at , all m chosen: follows: ___ On this same evening there will be. mndz“annhwm.m.nd-x; meeting the qualificafions of the President Rocsevelt Chalienge issued last Apfll.l;m / packs and ships qualifying for this | a are as follows : ‘ 5 *. Wilmetteâ€"Troops 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 11, Sea $ceout Patrol 1; Kenilworthâ€"Troop 13 ; Win> metkaâ€"â€"Troops 18, 20; Glencoeâ€"Troop 22; Pack 47; Glenviewâ€"Troop 55 and Pack 66; Mighland Parkâ€"Troops 83, 324, 35, Ptgh *86 and 65; Lake Forestâ€"Troop 49; Deerâ€" Sunday, Feb. 11, is known as Scout Sunâ€" en Ifoupodt tye purne Ant in ; roughout . . comp Or Scouts. It is the plan bhwmflu Seouts, Cubs, and Sea Scouts attend church service correctly uniformed to listen to a message with special attention called to the. Seouting M(fimm in the wnu:;}}lng' s Monday, ncoln‘s birthday, celeâ€" brated | as Boy Scout day in the Public ‘Troop 49; Deerfleldâ€"Troop 51, 52, Pack 80 ; Libertywilleâ€"Troop 59,% ?1, Pack 41. There will be two silver beavers awarded for distinguished service to Boyhood to two as yet uninnounced Seouters in the North Shore Area council. Anniouncement of the wlp- lents of the two Silver Beavers will not‘ be made until the moment of presentation. _‘Tribute will be made to members of the Order of the Arrow, the Honor Campers Association, the Paul Bunyan Club, to exâ€" eeutive board members, to troop committeeâ€" men, to Scoutmasters and Commissioners. Mr. Waltee M. Kiplinger, Regional Scout executive of Region Seven will take aâ€"very definite part in the presentations ‘made by the Court of High Awards. This will be Goubtless the largest indoor meeting ever hl‘_ig the history of the North Shore Area fieldâ€"Troops 51, 52 and Pack 80; Libertyâ€" villeâ€"Troops 40, 54, 59, 70, 71, 77 and Pack :1‘." kl:- i.ublzerd much bopei that the council a secure a personal ta~ tive 3: President Ho:cv‘en- to % awards. . There, wi 8 presen ts qualifying for the, President ;ry g"kr -v?rds. These awards are based @n not only meeting the qualifications of the President Rooseveit, but in addition the registration of at least 10 new boys during the year of 1933. The units qualifying for ‘mnem Fowler awards are as follows : ette ~Troop 1, 2, 5, 10, and 11, and Ses Scout Patrol 1 ; K-ilmtbâ€"â€"'l‘roop 18 : Wirnetkaâ€"Troop 18, 20; Glencoeâ€"Pack 47 ; Highland Pnrt~â€"1‘roo‘g":=: Lake Forestâ€" ‘Troop 49: Deerfleldâ€"Troop 51, 52, Pack 80 ; the Nationa! Red Cross, -'-]s I1 present to the gtu!mnt' dc'plflrtflwn“t of a Dimk %l“. mamely, Fenton Hopkins an e n, representing the council, the Red Crossâ€"banâ€" ner for water proficiency. haod swards are to be made, namely to William Pavey of Ship 26, Winnetka and lan Mc« Pherson of Sea Scout Patrol 46 of Lake Forest. _ These Mutm will be made by W. H. Williams, tb‘egm ‘ Scout commoâ€" dore of the council. Roberts, chairâ€" man of the Camping committee will present the Camp wards for Troop Camping apd the Grand Camp prize for district attendâ€" ance at camp to the Deerfleld «listrict. Mr. George Scheuchenpfiug, special examiner of * ~aiunBDAY FEBEUARY 8, 198 the annual meeting of the Council and s Court of High Awards. it is confidently predicted that better than 2000 ‘Scouts their parents and friends of Scouting will be in attendance at this meeting. â€" The geating arrangement is rather unique in that each district will have a reserve tion, that is, Seouu.Och-adS.B‘:: oo reronts nour riends of Seouting within tp an ng in a‘m The program will aoanct of Ahe presentation of Star, Life and Eagle awards and Eagle palms. Dr. W. B. Metâ€" ealf will preside as chairman of this court. Mr; L. C. Torrey of Wilmette \dllumm. the Star Scouts with their awards, les Steele of Glencoe, the Life Scout awards, and Dr. G. B. Lake of Highland Park the Eagle and Eagle palms. _ Two â€" Quartermaster ie Sn veluatie dniicnre. baltige. k ons roninnd "Parie Highwood, "Lagt o Om mc tlie evening of Saturday, 10, there se hops in ihe New Trice Hich Sthont will not be known until it is pronounced by the President himself, | _ _ _ _ _ ~ . ©® It has been proved in thousands of heating dplants, of all types that Waukegan Koppers Coke puts an end to dirt and waste. Users find it keeps their homes free from grime . .. and that they.save money on fuel bills" Waukegan Koppers Coke makes clean heat because it causes no dust, smoke or soot. It stops waste because it burns almost comp!etelyâ€" makes more heat per tonâ€"leaves few ashes. Ask your fuel dealer to send you a trial Ipad. > DOWN with dirt and waste nniversary week in the North Shore ."'o.ran"""u to be packed full of Scout events in all eleven districts of the counâ€" /tereisv,a'lvsure way to /teating economy and cankness Recommended and'Soldl by Highland Park Fuel Co. _ Paul Borchi Mercer Lumber Co., Deerfield Menoni & Mecogni . Frank Sil} \CLEAN .SMOKELES: Now DUSTLESS BOY SCOUTS NEWs KoPPERS CoKE TROOP 35 GETS A * | RATING IN INSPECTION * In Troop 85‘s first inspection mmli.tlon ,it:;:d;z! a total of v‘ngnetr-fo:x- h‘on | fl'v;: ten nts. 'hvog w i meetings with Troop n-ecivfi the tml of seventyâ€"nine ‘maad one tenth points. _ // . Sixty â€" members of the Maâ€"Kaâ€"JayWan Lodge, Order of the Arrow, met in the Deerfield Grammar School last o?undu‘cw- ning. Cal ‘Gartley, President the of the Arrow, called the meeting to 6 ORDER OF THE ARROW ELECTS NEW OFFICER® The 1934 registration cards were presented during the course of the meeting.â€"Scribe Troop 35, flnvlph, + * P During the evening the newest and best method of artificial respiration was. exâ€" plained and demonstrated by ‘the Scoutmasâ€" ter snd two Scouts. . R The appointed day turned out to (be one of the stormiest days in 1933, but Mr, Roosâ€" evelt was‘ driven the 100 miles f his home, across the Hudson River a into the. Catskill Mountains to the camps. He was given a great welcome by the 2,800 Seouts. at camp and they i n were warmly greeted by their President. Hig last words to the boys were: "I had great time and hope to come back again next year to see all of you." I ity. | it S cWml L 0 CPP Tt PE TrIeL â€" C RA OZ the, Lake Forest district. | f P aye ACTIVE "','%m §# President Roosevelt who. will a naâ€" tional "Call to Service" to the Scoute flAmuh-b:ndbtmthWh\oBm on Saturday, Feb. 10, at 11 o‘clock, C8T, hnumorxo{thlm!n_mol ve conâ€" mection with the Boy Scout organ e : After his warâ€"time service as Iculr{ Secretary of the Navy had ended, n arknm"”n'h:i:'m to ‘Nrm to emâ€" upon a ess career, y Scouts of Greater New York needed a new and ‘vigorous leader and they went to Mr. Roosâ€" evelt. He finally agreed: to manship of the Greater New ?.,g tee on Scouting organized to rehabilitate the organization so ands of city boys might ‘have tr camps and meeting places. isten bm’u:‘a.“a.‘,'m'wum'; qo rnwing; Febs 19. is known lat "Good phun“m“ Same"! w“fin be [ eponi "h‘l&mmu nb.!.‘.'!'_' at 10 :15. u 2. All will march to Community Centre for program at 10:80. U 38. Mayor Metzel will speak at 10 80. 4. President Roosevelt has a pergonal message to be broadcast at 11:00 sharp. Parents and all frends of Scouting are We‘re counting on you! Once enlisted, he worked tireless} EFUEL, fswient, a post he has aince conâ€" [ "3 ohold.','l'fiplflofl’ lnwi‘llm thin a year. The founda then | the the responsibility of finan Boy | generi ork throughout Greater NeWw York. & the earliest days as ‘of the f.: m, Mr. Roosevelt had & vi that | the ts of New York City a! have camping space as their | propâ€" | vita he: Scouts had used . space | courde $ in the Bear ‘Mountain P « ears ago the dream &A realâ€" | 90 sident Ropsevelt gathered t him | Pres roup of men for an camâ€" | than Within a few months |raised | 869â€" sgum and the vision became an | will: Order by Namel! l $ & NA | regi Seouts | and ‘White House | 213 o‘elgek, CBT, | Scor f ve con» | Seor an: o apt [A as Cubd ‘;‘- bulr!l cent @mâ€" | yeay e z'sfl::: iner t: r. Roosâ€" m" rt chairâ€" | of 1 &n ms t. thous« | boys :" and | bovs d "n;o(tl § [ In ted | Pres m.how-ltho! Hyde | Scou » 'vi:ltlthrot W e o ‘b6. one | tend Mr Roosâ€" | will and by Customer: "It‘s a fake! There‘s nothing there for a man to téll his wife |when hfiag'ets home at 2 a.m." â€"Brooklyn le, > with it ?" C&S}l Cust@mer: ‘I want to return this book|‘E‘bought, ‘Stories for All Ocâ€" ‘Well,‘ she asked, ‘is it time for me to‘begin being a good girl?‘"â€" Boston Trangeript. will â€" durir have of th he entire bership of the Boy Scouts, $04,200, gm f: ealled together to listen to Pres | Roqsevelt‘s message. . The more than. f!;_w- on Scout parents and the 5,409,â€" 869â€"dth@rs who have had Scouting experience will: be askedto unite also in meeting the F feht‘s surmmons. ‘The extent of the vast audienge that will . greet the President is gath@red <fron; the fact that, with those BoY ; U‘l“ AWAIT THE P TB ADDRESS in hiat ml j ‘s.ui'r‘«nn"xr is 10, occur on s e ‘ when t Roosevelt, in a x,utkm-wkh vati¢h@t will personally call upon them to na LC EPn is - me tiivelbpment of these two special divisâ€" in tm L is en sceatns ior boyel ¥€ yeare ar [ Snf mm ng for BO "IIVve Tor camp registrations during the during :m?:'..?‘.&..“z:".:f Februairy. â€" The 4 nr* ants to Be an Angel s Mpg. M. (W. writes: "My little ir+yéarâ€"old girl said to me the ne%f‘ iy, ‘Muyyer, how long is it #} [ {} rz; n h 1 i M 19 } A Literary tig M y 0 ; lflmh nt national service. ®: |of the service to be requested m~ mystery until m.'mmt j t/ addresses his audience. It is ally kn that the Scouts will be \fo assist the national relief program M 1 way. If cooperation of essential to the successful out of the program a general inâ€" o# to participate will be issued in the n James "x y 20 of Des. 31. 1938 . .. James | E. * y Pisted. inat the ht ciet, Seout on i were to be cleced.""a .n TP08 | Do é{â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"_llnls ie :W elected. . A of the y M "to ol s Eresident (Atlownt) Sakiâ€" | io Tives Eeviing ts i itothein "-ifl..’...,"‘o:. treseâ€" | two of the three series minb: hs following chisfuara wore appetated | the American Legion team ‘ms headd 0 thOuh-Tflt Artow | regular weekly business men‘s bowlâ€" ‘Jim Lyons ; Gknouh::r?ahw Wednesday evenings. ; f : Highland Park, Jim Lytie:;| * °ONC80AY @V 14 ain a mystery ‘until the oment t/ addresses his audience. It is lfl.k: that the Scouts will be assist the national relief program 1 way, If cooperation of le essential to the successful out of the program a general inâ€" o pate will be issued in the â€" the| broadcast. £ ller; "What‘s the matter ere will be the 1,268,446 who‘ were of the ‘Boy Scouts of America ”.mlduu.sooneysmm ed Movement since the first 28, _to the "Call for Service" the AicHranp Park StaTE BANK _ The Old Reliable Bank | y ?:?n 6 Penu ue jdea that has been the orde:"o( the Arrow with for Advance in Real Estate & to lhiure the anéss" «k aâ€"Wan mt‘hl.m. 16': ; be sighed up for camp beâ€" long, dear,/ I told were made for an inâ€" In the report it THE â€"PRES3 The Bank has acquired through foreclosure some very desirable parcels which are offered for quick sale _ at most attractive figures. It is reported that some of the leading Realtors in Chicago have withdrawn their o‘fi’erings and price lists for advance adjustments. Authorities on Real Estate predict an early and subâ€" stantial increase in both demand and values. He: "The laugh‘s on yon You gave it to me last Christmas." â€" U. q! 8. Calif. Wampus. Murder Will Out * . She: ‘"Where in the world did you get that horrible necktie?" "I am too polite to say it, m dam."â€"Table Talk (Melbourne). . Unutterable Emotion "Now, then, what should a polite little boy say to a lady who has given him a penny for carrying her parcels ?" Albert Lyle, adjutant of Stupeyâ€" Smith Post of the American Legion Post, of Highwood, has a supply of bonus blanks for Pennsylvania vetâ€" erans of the following campaigns: The World War, Spanishâ€"Ameriâ€" can War, China Relief Expedition, or in the Philippines or Guam, Mr. Lyle Has Bonus Blanks for Veterans E. Skidmore was high man in inâ€" dividual series bowling with a total of 638. Ray Sheahen, popular young bowler of the league, was high man with 235 pins, ns Next Tuesday the Wheel Inn will meet Pearl‘s Tavern and the Y. 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