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Apr1113, 1928 h Tla~ the way he is handling the be held at the Byron Stolp school gymnasium on Saturday, April 14, at 7 :30 Scouting program of Wilmette Troop o'clock. , Scoutcraft contests between 2. Mr. Rye, a ..graduate" of ~he old GLENCOE SCOUT NEWS the troops will be run off and badges Troop 1 (the first Wilmette troop BEAVERS AT WORK Troop 1 of Glencoe had a good The Beaver Patrol met last Monday won at the Board of Review will be ever to be formed and the first Scout IQeeting last week with an attendance night at the St. Augustine's Parisft preseqted. troop west of the Appalachian mounof 28 Scouts. We had a drill down house at 7:30 o'clock. Tests were tains to receive a charter) took charge · and a Court of Justice. TROOP 3 ACTIVITIES passed and First Aid was . cijscussed of the troop about a ye:'r ago. . . -Bi~l Gates, Scribe. 3_nd practiced. A short natu-:e study Troop Committeemen Matson, Smith Hi3 record as a Scout an the ongmal period closed the progr~. and Boulivant attended our meeting Troop 1 was one of which to be prou~.· -Bruce Kenyon, P. L. SH~MONEY . last week. We also had 12 boy visi- He joined the troop in 1906 and m tors. Mr. KiJnba11 was our speCial 1913 went into the field music departBaYe fa&~ to lou OD aJioloe liD· JIIO'ftll Jfortla Sllore Babarllua ...... rROOP 1. GROWI~G speaker, giving a talk about banks and ment of the troop, where he remained lleDoe »I'OJ8l't7 at IateN& · Troop 8 had a fine meeting last banking. Troop 3 has agreed to con- until 1920, when he withdrew from .acSee 1111 OD renewal& week with 18 Scouts present. we had tribute $250 for the Scout room of the tive Scout activity. E. G. ····· 4 visitors. new church. Our troop is full and His advancement record also offers ' N. St. Mala . . -Martin Herberholz, Scribe. no new boy3 will be taken into troop a basis for comment. He rapidly ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~3~~~~-&~K~~&~~ achieved ·second class, first class, Star and Life Scout standings and lacked ASK ME ANOTHER CONTEST only one merit badg~ of becoming an Troop 4 had a relay race and "ask Eagle Scout at the time of _his re3i~ me another contest" at our meeting nation from the troop. Tha~ was m last week. New Scouts added were athletics and was due to his not being Robinson, Geiger and Leach. able to swim "quite fast enough." He's a good Scout and a "good scout." -John Gilroy, Scribe. Robert Golden, Troop 10. ever. - Ned Shapker, ·Troop 1. this ·week in order to aUow "period of convp.les~ence which folBy George Bersch . It is considered vitall¥ · iii\I)Ortant the Scouts who wert scheduled to ap- lowed their "break-down" last year. that all of the Wilmette Scoutlllaster~ t..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...., pear hfore the Court of Review to All are having a good time and we and Scouts turn out for the big Scout UCH credit is due Fred Rye for ha·e another opportunity to practice know the troop wiD be better tban Rally and Co11rt of Hoi;lor which will and .prepare for the "quiz." RECOVERDIC. RAPIDLY · ' · WU.tte · ScOatl The ·scouts of Troop 1 are glad meetmr OD Tuesday iastead of to say that they are well over the 10 Of Urle Scoutmuten .ad Scouta to Atteacl RaleJ SCOUI'ING QO'S WHO ·. M I" " '·Sale a eo. FOR RENT New Apartments READY NOW ·· 2 · and 3 ROOMS HERE YOU CAN REST and .. RELAX Large living rooms and bed rooms. Unusual closet space. Baths have showers and all built-in fixtures. ti The last word in interior decorations. Canvassed walls and woodwork in antique finishes. ti Beautiful electric fixtures. Roll-a-way beds; electric refrigeration furnished by owner; most up-to-date kitchen cabinets and other built-in features. ([ Soundproof construction. ([ A very high grade building; must be seen to be appreciated. Reaonable Rentals $60 and upwards VERY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN WINNETKA NOW, more than ever, is The Orrington delightful. Luxurious rooms, washed in warm sunshine, in tune with the freshness of Spring. ·Here you can rest and relax, happily free from the cares of a home. 1 to 4 room suites, some furnished and with kitchenettes. Facilities for social life. Friendly service. Garage for your car. sMiiii~BROWN 'North Sh'!l/ 9lealtors nrcnaPOaA"'Ym Malu Reseroationa Now UNIVERSITY 8700 Excluaive Agent· 736 ELM STREET WINNETKA PHONES WINNETKA 142-147 ECHJnaton'· Llugnt tmd Fintat Hotel