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M arch 26, \926 1 WILMETTE highly essential that scoutmasters tmJH·ess upon their troops the necessity for a full attendance. 7. The presentation of awards, inn·stiture of tenderfeet, pass in reYiew, retreat and recitation of Scout (Jath will follow as in the two former :tssf'mblieR. - Distribution-General s c. Stanton, Lieut. H. J. Leach, F. A. Karst, S. M. r\o. 1; K D King, S M; No 2; W. Osborne, S. M. No. 3; H. White, S. M. No. f.; \Y. E ook, S M No 7; Mr Soamaes ~. M. No. 4; Lieut. Palmer, S. M. No. 8. By order of l\lajor Harbaugh, JOHN E. HOFFMAN, Hrev<·t 1st. Lieut. Adjutant. LI FE CHILD PASSES AWAY 15 ln Scoutdom \Vilnwtt<· Hoy Scout Association, Ottice of Acting- Deputy Scout Commissioner. (.; c- o~ ral Eugene Hamilton, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hamilton, 1326 Forest avenue, passed away Wednesdav_, March 17, a victim of pn~umonia. " . Services were from the St. Francis Xavier church and burial was at Techny. ~Irs. Ralph S. Gromann. 206 Sixth street. entertained at a bridge party Saturday eYening. -o~ ~hri§t~~n I~. ·zo E · .Jackson BIY4., "' Chicago. W rl t e for Free, Booklet J.A P7P7 i n 20 Lessons on Ortl .-rN, No. !I ' \Vilmette, Illinois, ~larch } I I ""' I .. l .. \~ "" -l- The regular monthly general a~ !'embly of Wilmette Scout Troops will !w held at the By1·on Stolp gymnasium on Saturday, March 27th, 1926. 2. First call will :-;ound at 'j :30 p . m; assembly, 7:35 1> m.; Adjutant~ I call, 7:40 p. m. I Fo1lowing is the standing of the 3. Troops will take station as here- ~ix Boy Scout troops represented at tofore and form line e~tabli~ht-d by the February assembly of the Wilmette th('ir resp ctivt-· troop color bt·aJ·er!' . 3%. Troop ~o. 7 Sea Scouts will Boy Scout association. furnish the colors and color hearer Troop 1 attendance 8.5 per cent, inand color guards (two). :-pection 80 per cent, total 88.5 per cent; 4. Inspection will ht- <:onduct<.'tl as Troop 2 attendance 43.5 per cent, inthe February assembly. :\o. 1 inspecting: No. ~-No. 8 insrweting xc ·. spection 97 per cent, total 143.5 per 1 - ~n. ~ inspt-c·ting- Xn . i-No. ; in- cent; Troop 3 not represented; Troop · spf'<'ting No. 2- No. ~ inspt>cting- No. 54 attendance 77 per cent. inspection 44 No. 5 insp{·<·t ing- N<·. ~ <a~ 3 and f. are per cent. total 121 rer cent; Troop 5 <·ombiHt·cl, no provi!-:ion b macl(' fot· Xo. 6) Xo. 4 will bt- itt!-:JH·et"cl by Lt. ;·ttendance 23.3 per cent, inspection H. J. Lt·:wh of tht· ~taff . !';ht·Uld 9i.3 per cent, total 120.6 per cent; (·it her of t ht· clt·sig-na t<·d Trootls not Troop 6 not represented; Troop 7 atht· JH·t'st·nt. a sub~titutt· ilt!-:Jit·t·t<·r \\ill tendance 40 per cent, inspection 27.5 i.H· clt·taif{·d ft·o111 the !'taff2 T 8 :-.. Troop <·o 1nnwndt·t's will ht· par- cent, total 96. per cent_; ro~p at: tieular t<· r·t'JIOrt iJnnwdiat .. J~· upon tcndance 40 per cent, mspect10n 2.7:,., arrival to th .. adjutant. ~h·ing- the per cent, total 67.5 per cent. IIUmht· r t·nrollt-d and prt·!'t·llt in tht· ir· 1'1 . 1 .· , .. d. . · , d · · 11 rt'SP<'ctiv·· troo}ls. 1 ~H.: o 0\\111~ a\\ar ;:, \\ere tna e. fl. l"pon th·· cornpldi 1111 1 ,f tlw in- · · ta_r Scout badge-Scout m~ster Karl !-:pt·t·tion tht ·n· will ht' a cotdt·st be- j D . Kmg. Jr., S_fout Robert Kmg. t WPt'll rt·prl'!'l'nta tivt's <·f t-><wh troop 1 ~fcrit badges-Assistant S. M. BradP.1'l·!'t·nt ir~ Fin·t Aid. utttln tiH· clin·c- ' ford Hutson. Interpreting, Surveving: tton of ····tlt·ral :-;. <'. !-'ta11ton ~1. 1' . ' ....:,R 1 C K' F. ·1: H.t'l . Tht· t·ont· · :-;t<~nt:- ,\·ill Itt · r···quin·d I . C~)Ut . <, ><:rt . ~ mg . tremans ltp. to t i" a11.'· handagt· <l· · ~i~.mat{ · d . ~tat. Serncc ... tar- 1 hree year:'. 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