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*CONOMY'"- FUNI1SHED AddItI.nal Pournds. 112e Evëeyhng finished, rCI), te wear. Bundie musf-consii of 6O*/.hous.hoildlikiend 409/,wearingparlDmssfs.frh. coflrs end curlains not included in this.serice. FRENCH LAUNDRY. Victor Orflund,.'Pros. 806 Dempsf.r St.o Evanston, 'UNI. 2776 u PHONES: Rogers Park 0394 ROAD SICR4-CONTINUED ship Il, andà principles of first aid In a previous article an explanation A large group of Scouters will take Was presented of lighthous'es and how: .f the, course, they aid the mariner in- finding his part in the Ieadership o0 some acting as troop officersand others path across the water. Now an atleading discussion, in the various sessions tempt will -be made -to explain the sysand subjects. .lems supplementing the services and Among those enlisted to heip are: H. information. supplied by lighthouses. Wright, Williami Webster, ýRobert Townley. CarlT{ainnen, Herman Englebrecht, H. E.. McArtbur, Paul Muzik, LITT1LE DROTHERJS* Next to.lighthouses probably the Dave Whitelaw, Jack Davis and: Lorren next most noticeable, aid to navigaMassey.. IThe courses .(especially the elemerits tion is the faniily of soleminly bobbinrg of Scoutmastership parts 1 and II) "are' buoys.. Their language, though more to be conducted as regular Scout troops often available, is generally even more' with ac tivities and, discussions couductted. uninteiligible than that of lighthouses. Hourever, buoys, like lighthouses, may by patrols. be classified into distinct. types. The mfen will do soine of'their.own cooking, preparing cinner on Sunday, Iliere are a number of distinct Scouts and Cubs have been in- types of buoys, Perhaps the most vited to another football game at familiar type is that known as a «spar" Dcestadium this Saturday, when St. buoy. Essentially a buoy of this type John's Military academy tearnpiays the is nothing more than a log made to B llack Foxe Military institute of Holly- float vertically in the Water by the weight o.f the anchor chain cable at one end. * Instructions froin stadiuin officiais are ý 0that ail Scouts> and ýtheir leaders be in A buoy of this type mnay be seen a 0îUnliforni or have their registration cards short distance from the shore of Wil01with themn and report to Gate one at mette opposite the water works. It 1 Io'clock. marks the intake crib and is placed there to warn passing vessels of the PLN sunken crib obstruction. .lt also The couticil rating plan for Scout serves to mnark the positi on of -the crib) 0 troops on advancement and new Scouts should divers ever have to descend *was released last week Oshowing the for repair work. comparisons of the troops in the phases A second type of buoy is known as a *as of Sept. 30. The report went to al "can" buoy. The portion of this buoy & Scouitmasters and showed that the folabove water resembles an oul drum. lowing troops rated high in advancement A third type is known as a "nuný' *and new Scouts. buoy. The port-ion above water is Ii Scoutmaster No. 7 Troop Town Bob Townleyt the ýshape of a cone, sometimes trunKen. 13 1. L.ouis Youngt càted. 36 Hwd. * 2. Frank DJonahue Wau. 101 3. A fourth type of buoy is the "4whistDr. A.. Thorsen Win. 4. 15 e Harold. Spiney ling" buoy. Wtt. 5. 2 This type is so conANOTUEfl CAME Winnetka 3060 IThe DIFFERENCES .- e ~(wd (dut £om. & J&~a~ JAL .A simll doum payment; balance in eas-y terms. Made1 *fRATING i e e e e e e Shoot WhiIe Y@u Puy! HUJNTNG LICENSES I$SUED 1411 >,,Tbrd Ploor * WIED@LDT'DS EVANST@N 1Ph... WiImette 1100, oi a court ot nonor. HIYBRIDS * .Mariners fish nor fowl are the light*ships. and. flashing buoys. .Each car-, *ries. some of' the characterist.ics' of jNeither -suently carnies a suPffly of gas the burning of wbicb -supfflies, the flashes. must constantly be on guard ror buunvs a"'l lU-h hay.been dragged*frorn their charted. apd recorded positions. .l-~.i'-.i