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_ THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 Scouts Participate in Campâ€"Oâ€"Ree Seouts from several North Shore & a patrol competi camping event) at the Turnbull Woods Forest Preserve at Braeside, Following is the list of Scouts who took part and the troops which Troop 2â€"Wilmette, Harold S ney, Secutmarien, ths Sage searm Wray, Jack Fox, Arthur Brerton, Bob Canning, John Melhope, and Bill King. Abu Laheeb patrol: George Putâ€" mam, Everett Kennedy, Stewart Barnard, Fred Buzan, Harold Buâ€" zan, George Westcott, McNamee and Warren MacKenzie. Troop 18â€"Winnetks, Wm. Kurts, Scoutmaster, the Lion patrol: Dix England, Bud Haat, Bud Drey, Bill ::‘ou, Bill Ostergrard, David Ogâ€" â€" Troop 20â€"Winnetka, Loren Masâ€" sey, Scoutmaster, the Lion patrol: Dick Johnson, Walter Hochuli, Wayne Eves, Tom Keator, Mason Gaffney, Nelson McClarey, Lincoln Lippincott, Al Van Acker. The competition started when the patrol hiked into the camp grounds Saturday afternoon and continued until Sunday at 11 a.m. when the Campâ€"Oâ€"Ree was over. All patrols demonstrated unusual camping abilâ€" ity and good training. There was a wide variety of menus and methods of cooking and in camp gadgets and improvised equipment, all of which aided the most original patrols in its scoring. Troop 22â€"Glencoe: John Emrich, Scoutmaster, the Explorer patrol: Wally Peterson, Ross Williams, Ronny McGraw, Clark Van Horn, Alan Matthews, Dey Watts, Kenny Cushman. ; Troop 46â€"Lake Forest, Ian Mcâ€" Pherson, Scoutmaster, the Panther patrol: Bob Johnson, Dave Steinâ€" haus, Peter Dethlefs, Arthur Lonâ€" grin, Norman Swanson, Frank Hoffâ€" man, Gordon Elliot, Sam Rogondino. Bfé'y*Scout * News Awards were not made on the basis of 1â€"2â€"3 but rather on the basis of meeting A â€" B and C standâ€" ards and all patrols coming witbln‘ point brackets received like awards. The awards were blue, red and green felt stars to be sewn on the patrol flags andâ€" were earned by the patrols as follows: THE BEST 1§s sBOwman‘s BEHIND YOUR BOTTLE OF BOWMAN MILK â€" (rouRth In serigs) ‘m‘mb J committee of the North Bhore Area council hes selected as the Jamboree Scoutmaster, Harold :r-w.mmahwpz Wilmete. Mr. Spinney has been in Scouting wince he was 12 years old and reâ€" ceived his first training under Maâ€" jor George Harbaugh of Wilmette who was formerly Scoutmaster of Troop 1. Mr. Spinney has one of the finest troops in the council with a large membership of scouts and an active Troop committee which works under the direction ofi taihcsr Sinez. under the direction of its chairman, Mr. Frank Wilson and Mr. Spinney as Scoutmaster. ‘The parents of scouts going to Washington will know that their sons are in compeâ€" tent hands and that every precauâ€" tion will be taken by Mr. Spinney while the scouts are in his charge and that under his leadership they will have a rich experience. Troop 2â€"Abu Laheeb, Troop 18, Lions and Troop 22%, Explorer, "B". Troop 46â€"Panthers, "C". Harold Spinney Jambores Assisting Mr. Spinney as assistâ€" ant scoutmaster will be Mr. Chuck Clark who was assistant seontmas ter of Troop 15 last year and a willage leader at Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€" Wan. Mr. Clark has been in Ausâ€" tin, Texas this year and has organâ€" ized a scout troop there. He will have lots of stories to tell and his knowledge of scouting will be an inâ€" ‘valuable aid in the direction of the Jamboree Scouts in their activities at Washington. Chuck will be back at Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan for the second and third periods after the Jamboree is over and will retell many of the experiences at the caimpfire. Trdop 2â€"Eagles, and Troop 20, Dahl‘s C Auto Reconstruction Co. A Repainting Body and Fender Repairing SPRING SERYVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING 322 N. First St. . Phone 77 going to the National Jamboree are & in the Region 7 Jamboree Leslic Rankin us » mamuw"‘?:t E&bdmw’hyhtb ighland High school band playing the tenor saxaphone and alto clarinet respectively. The Reâ€" gion 7 band will be the largest seout band at the jamboree and will consist of 156 pieces under the diâ€" rection of Mr. G. W. Patrick of Springfield. Scouts Returning on Winnebage The scouts returning from Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan will return via the Winnebago instead of the Fiambeau as originally announced. This is the same train as the scouts used last year and arrives in Highland Park at 9:21 p.m. Daylight Saving Time, leaving Antigo at 12:45 D.8.T. The Flambeau does not get into Highâ€" land Park until too late to make it practical for the scouts. As in previous years the library Antiâ€"Back Ache @ SELF SKIRT MARKER LIBRARY beat insulation + e . ****, Tich infort pan and grifierNew type Westinghouse Roaster Waichines §nameit $29,90* ®@ Full 3â€"gallon capacity â€" High with cooking set. Proctor & Schwartz Roaster # Selfâ€"cleaning grille . Extma $2G# Nesco . . . . . *24.95* reached â€" Includes cooking serand â€"signals when selected heat is Makes an accurate Hem in 30 seconds. No more sprawl ing on the floor. No more runs in silk stockings. No more tired customers waiting while nyow the hem. Yonâ€"nu'd;kmw‘onfflmdsor x’o.mn‘u:u w mark your own hem. Order today, s 8 * proval when delivered. ‘ ndl Orders also taken for Pinking Shears, holders, Gauges and other “n‘g’h‘ n«mm TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARK 405 TKE PRESS for further information. Anyone who wants to participate *will, at the library, be given a "‘passport" which as on:‘ld‘- port, must be properly in. There is also a place for the trayâ€" eler‘s photograph if one wants it \nlmdln. E*, m'n:.“m"“ are inviting the wlf' on a book tour around ols Do gatrons a yecation slan io Mimeographed lists of recent books from various countries and selected for the different grades will be given each child. ‘ The girls and boys who during the vacation read twelve books or more will be given a gold star on their passports Those who complete the reading of seven books will be given a blue star. From Saturday, June 12th, and every week day during the summer, the passports and lists will be availâ€" able in the Children‘s department. 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