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Many Troops Win Awards ‘The North Shore Area Council award known as the President Henry Fowler award has been won by exâ€" actly oneâ€"half of the units of the council, there being 78 troops, ships and packs with 89 qualifying. This award is given to units having a larger membershipof boys of Dec. 31, 1987 than exactly one year previâ€" ous. In Wilmette the awards go to Troop 1 which has John Pearson as scoutmaster; Troop 2, which has Harold Spinney as scoutmaster; ‘Troop 4, which has John Fowler as‘scoutmaster; ‘Troop 11, which has Jim Mooney as scoutmaster; and Pack 63, which has Robert A. Edgar as cubmaster. _ THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1938 In Kenilworth the awards go to Troop 13 and Pack 60, which have Bob Townley as scoutmaster and cubmaster. In Winnetka the awards go to ‘Troop 16, which has Charles Barnes as scoutmaster; Trbop 18, which has Bill Kurtz as scoutmaster; Troop 20, which has Loren Massy as scoutâ€" master. In Kenilworth the awards go to ‘Troop 13 and Pack 60, which have ‘Eubmaster, ~~>@~ ~ ; In Highland Park the awards go to Troop 83, which has Mark Panâ€" ther as scoutmaster; Troop 35, which has John O‘Conmnor as scoutmasâ€" ter; Ship 39, which has Arthur Gourley as skipper; Pack 65, which has Wm. Gleisner as cubmaster and Pack 86, which has Bill Hammond as cubmaster. In Glencoe the awards go to Troop 22, which has John Emrich as scoutmaster;â€"Troop 23, which has Paul Dysart as scoutmaster and Pack 32, which has Robert Mason as cubmaster. Boy Scout MNews In Highwood the awards go to Troop 36, which has Paul Muzik as acting scoutmaster and Troop 37, which has Lloyd Moon as scoutâ€" master. Inâ€"Lake Forest, the awards go to Troop 44, which has Al Quambusch as scoutmaster; Troop 46, which has Ian McPherson as scoutmaster and Troop 49, which has Herbert Gerry as scoutmaster. In Lake Bluff the awards go to Troop 42, which has Robt. McClory as scoutmaster. In Waukegan the awards go to Troop 101, which has Jack Harris as scoutmaster; Troop 102, which has Roger McClasky as scoutmasâ€" tér; Troop 10%, which has Earl Soderquist as scoutmaster; Troop 105, which has Clarence Hardy as scoutmaster; Troop 108, which has Lincoln Palmer as scoutmaster; Troop 111, which has Axel Runâ€" nerstrom as scoutmaster; Troop 122 which has Ivan Sengernberger as scoutmaster; Troop 133, which has Lt. C. A. Goebel, as scoutmaster; Troop 167, which has Seymour Schiff as scoutmaster; Troop 177, which has Rev. John G. Snapp as scoutâ€" master; Pack 203, which has Percy Barnes as cubmaster and Pack 233, which has Lt.. C. A. Goebel, as cubmaster. These awards will be presented at the annual meeting of the council to be held in February. Troop Plan Reveals Winners The troop rating plan of the North Shore Area council for the fourth quarter ending Dec. 31, 1937 has just been released. This rating plan is based on advancement and recruiting achievements of overy troop in the council. The "Big Ten" in order are as follows Troop 23 of Glencoe, Paul Dysart scoutmarter; Troop 13 of Kenilworth, Bob Townâ€" ley scoutmaster; Troop 35 of Raâ€" vinia, John O‘Connor scoutmaster; Troop 22 of Glencoe, John Emrich & scoutmaster; Troop 2 of Wilmette, Harold Spinney scoutmaster; Troop And why shouldn‘t she smile. Her laundry has just been reâ€" turned spotlessâ€"hygienically cleanâ€"pasteurizedâ€"in perfect orâ€" der. lt’-mhb-hmmohm. Why don‘t you call Highland Park 177â€"178 and let us make you happy on wash day too. _ H- k. ,M * M *Ooo "TIS THE SMILE OF SATISFACTION 16 of Winnetka, Charles Barnes scoutmaster; Troop 20 of Winnetka, Loren Massey scoutmaster; 44 of Lake Bluff, Al Qn-m scoutmaster; Ship 89 of Highland Puk.Arttu-Gourhy,&‘lfi-r;ud guudwuuwth. Pavey pper. In the North Shore Area council an the year just closed 382 boys beâ€" came cubs for the first time. These boys were scattered over 18 disâ€" tricts as follows Wilmette 53, Kenâ€" ilworth 29, Winnetka 67, Glencoe 87, Highland Park 57, Highwood 1, Lake Forest 17, Deerfield 11, Libâ€" ertyville 30, Waukegan 80. There were 725 boys in 18 disâ€" tricts who became scouts for the first time as follows: Wilmette 97, Kenilworth 38, Winnetka 116, Glenâ€" coe 76, Highland Park 89, Highwood 12, Lake Forest 62, Lake Bluff 19, Waukegan 157, Libertyville 66, Deerâ€" field 9 and Glenview 7. Popular Merit Badges Scouts in the North Shore Area council in the year ending Dec. 31, 1987, acquired a total of 1790 Merit badges. 89 per cent of these 1790 badges or 1597 were acquired in a list of 35 known as "Most Merit Badges," the other 193 Merit badges covered 49 different subjects, The tional ~and ~avocationtt~Â¥iffect Scouts of this council therefore were interested in and secured advanceâ€" ment in 84 of the 101 subjects. The 35 most popular Merit badges with the number of Merit badges earned are as follows: Metalwork 106, swimming 101, personal health 91, cooking 84, first aid 72, life saving 67, safety 65, pioneering 61, public health 61, athletics 60, handicraft 59, civics 57, reading 57, leathercraft 57, pathfindâ€" ing 54, woodwork 51, firemanship 46, bird study 43, scholarship 38, carpentry 38, camping 36, woodâ€" carving 34, music 33, canoeing 32, automobiling 23, rowing 22, first aid to animals â€"21, photography 18, stamp collecting 17, mechanical drawing 15, animal industry 14, woodturning 14, physical developâ€" ment 13, painting 13, basketry 12. Successful Year With the advent of the New Year scouters in the North Shore Area council are in receipt of exceptionâ€" ally interesting information to the effect that registered cubs, scouts and scouters have ‘been increasing in numbers each successive year for five years. As of Dec. 31, 1937 the present membership is 704 cubs, 2002 scouts, total boy membership 2706. 600 scouters for a total memâ€" bership of boys and men of 3306. Those interested in this imporâ€" tant youth activity will be gratified with the success of membership in the last five years. The growth of cubs is as follows: Dec. 31, 1933â€"362. Dec. 31, 1934â€"392. Dec. 31, 1985â€"477. Dec. 31, 1986â€"626. Dec. 31, 1937â€"704. In scouts the growth is as folâ€" lows: Dec. 31, 1933â€"1369. Dec. 31, 1984â€"1714. Dec. 31, 1935â€"1874. Dec. 31, 1936â€"1965. ~ Dec. 31, 1937â€"2002. . In leaders the growth is from 405 in 1933 to 600 Dec. 31, 1987 and the total membership reveals where as there were 2136 on Dec.â€"31, 1933 there is as of Dec. 31, 1937â€"3306. Your Typewriter Man Larson‘s Stationery Store _ Highland Park 567 1107 Boys Join B.8.A. E. K. CATTON CALL ‘This marvelous growth has been due to the tireless work of the scout leaders to the splendid cooperation of the institutions interested in scouting and to the 13 districts with their community committees. The North Shore area now ranks as one of the outstanding in all of the United States. Highland Park membership a year ago was 114 cubs, 1984 scouts, 63 scouters for a total membership of 871. The year 1937 closed with 120 eubs, 206 scouts, 80 scouters for a total membership of 406. Feeling the thrill of success the leaders are now planning a richer and ‘more intensive program for 1988. Men an boys interested in identifying themselves with this powerful youth organization should get in touch with scouts or scout leaders of their community. Order of the Arrow The Camp M3â€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan chapâ€" ter of the Order of the Arrow, a national honor camper‘s fraternity of the Boy Scouts of America, met this past week at headquarters of the North Shore Area council. Sixty members were present participating in the election of a new slate of officers for 1938. The new list of officers is as folâ€" vice chief, Bob Earhart of Highland Park, treasurer, John Hale of Wilâ€" mette, secretary and Al Quambusch of Arden Shore as medicine man. ‘The committee was named of arâ€" row members to develop plans to coâ€" operate with the council camp comâ€" mittee to promote camping attendâ€" ance at camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan in the summer of 1938. This committee is as follows: Warner Turriff of Highâ€" jand Park, chairman, Dey Watts, of Glencoe, Milan Cobble of Highland Park, Dick Johnson of Winnetka and Gar Braun of Waukegan. The committee was also named to make a study of membership and report recommendations for changâ€" ing byâ€"laws in the local chapter‘s constitution. This committee is as follows: Cal Gartley of Lake Forest, chairman, George Hinn of Highland Park, Kenneth Schar of Libertyville, Julius Laegeler of Highland Park THE PRESS | 10% Aged Man Hurt in ‘Accident Here Dies in Chicago and Ross Williams of Glencoe. ‘The new camp movies of Camp Maâ€"Kiaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan were‘shown and fayâ€" orably received, following refreshâ€" ments were served. Plans were made for a weekâ€"end meeting in the month of April. George C. Gubbins, 74, of 5920 Ridge ave., Chicago, whose. ribs were crushed in an automobile acciâ€" dent here on Dec. 28, died Friday in the Augustana hospital, Chicago. The aged man was riding in a car driven by his son, Lieut, Josâ€" eph W. Gubbins, 49, army chaplain at Fort Sheridan, when a northâ€" bound car driven by DeForest Hulâ€" burd, 21, of 111 Moffet road, Lake Bluff, skidded into the Gubbins car on Green Bay road near Broadview ave. is now recovering in the Evanston hospital. 5 Both of the injured were taken to the Highland Park hospital for treatment, Hulburd being transâ€" ferred later to the Evanston hospiâ€" Create Police Force at Fort Sheridan Ft. Sheridan is to have a regular police force, said to be the first of its kind in peace time history of the United States army. Capt. T. G. Holland, provost marâ€" shal, recently said that there will be 85 men, all soldiers, on the force, and they will begin their duties on Saturday. Their primary duties will concern crimes, offenses and inâ€" fractions involving soldiers, but as private citizens, pointed out Capt. Holland, they may, if they wish, lend their help to the suppression of civilian crimes such as murder, robbery, or rape. Hulburd, who was seriously hurt Subscribe for the PRESS NORTH SHORE 3 T. P. CLARK, District Supt. REDUCTION ON ALL RANGES IF BOVGHT IN COMBINATION WITH SERVEL ELECTROLUX BUY NOW and Save Magic (hft GAS RANGE SEE THE 10% Allowance on Old Stove 1 O . 4 2 Regular Price .. $104.25 Less Introductory Discount 1 0 . 3 3 Net Price With Lamp 83.50 Lamp Optionalâ€"if not desired deduct 4 . 0 0o D.A.R. Better Films Committee Review "Dangerously Yours." Cast, Caeâ€" sar Romero, Jane Darwell, . Alan Dinchart, Phyllis Brooks, Thursday, Jan. 13. This detective story has a complicated _ plot with â€" caréfully maintained suspense and unsuspectâ€" ed identitiesâ€"revealed only at the very end. Good photography and wellâ€"drawn â€" characterizations. . . . Adults. "The Perfect Specimen." Cast, Errol Flynn, Joan Blondell, Edward Everett Horton, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 14 and 15. This light comedy is made thoroughly entertaining by attractive sets, good lines, able diâ€" rection and excellent cast, Family. NEroaice *795° SINGER SEWINGMACHINECO. 39 S. St. Johns Ave. â€" Phone 995 â€" Highland Park, IIL SALES â€" RENTALS â€" PARTS Service on all makes of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. Singer Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Machines Electric Irons and Fashion Aids No. 3101â€"14 Complete line of OF 193 8 ! ~umo~hm*m" Young, Louise .P, Monday, Tuesday, Jan. 16â€" 17â€" 18. Cantor is at his best in this musical extravaganza and the other parts are well handled. The film is jolly good fun, with no ethical or moral pretentions. The picture has novelâ€" ty, swift. tempo, lavish uu,m of singing and dancing, & magic carpet sequence for the grand climax. Family, "It‘s Love I‘m After." Cast, Lesâ€" lie Howard, Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Patric Knowles, Wednesâ€" day, Thursday, Jan. 18, 20. The work of these stars is somewhat surprising in comedy roles and the film provides delightful, swiftâ€"movâ€" ing entertainment for the mature audience. Adults and young adults. 93.83