Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-07-19
JUNE MILK MONEY SCOUTS TENSHUN!
Wauseon Troop Boy Scouts OFF For
Wolf Lake-The Scouts Who Co
Camp Notices and Rules-Things to
Do and Things Not to Do.

The Wauseon Boy Scouts troop will
leave next Wednesday, July "a, for
their ten days camp at Wolf Lake.
The intention and plan had been for
an early start on Wednesday morn
ing, but this week there came an IS.
o. S." from Sthe local military board,
asking the Scouts to act as escort for
the SO men of the National army who
leave for Camp Jackson Wednesday
morning.
Of course, there was no hesitation;
there never is with good scout,
when it's a question of service! So
the boys will not leave town until af-
ter the National army recruits have
started on their way.
Here is the roster of the Troop
that will leave next Wednesday
morning:
c. ]. Ives, Scoutmaster
M. c. Roberts, Assistant
Harold Becker
Edward Keller
Russell Mcintosh
Harold Trimble
Lowell Bayes
Maurice Tedrow
Harold Garrett
Byron Chamberlin.
Lowell Harper
Frederick Bourquin
Francis Jennings
Leon Charpiot
Ernest Baer
Hal Shade
Francis Guyman
Vern Saulsberry
Clifford Belding
Ted Crane
Frederick Swingle
John Dimke Jr.
Estell Morr
Garand Moine
Albert Socie
Curtis Miller
Lyle Shumaker
Lowell Perry
Floyd Miley
George Outlet.
Leroy Wyse
| Other Wauseon~ Scouts will go up
on the Saturday following and re-
main over Sunday in camp. All mail
should be addressed: Scout
Wauseon Scout Camp, Brooklyn
Special Camp Notices
Each Scout will be required to
write home at least twice during
camp.
Scout games will be much in evi.
dence. Practice now. Games if usec
right can be made to help the passing
of examinations. Games that require
signalling, tracking, observation, etc.
will be played with the Fundamental
idea of education.
A cheerful smile at all times
whether the duty is pleasant or not
counterbalances many little thing.
!; that might be called violations by tn,
! Camp Judge.
!, The camp wood pile and the medi
tation stump is the assistant of tn,
Camp Judge.
Along with the other games, tn
ancient game of horse shoes, will b
played.
The camp bulletin board will be of
fetal announcer of the camp officials
Read every day. Ignorance of tn
same is no excuse.
Camp is the best place for actio
: pictures of Scouts. Take a Gamer
and snap the pictures when no on
is looking.
The advantage of ticks over cot
is that they allow more room an
4 no amount of rough and tumble ca
| break the furniture.
S Guy ropes must be loosened whe
e it starts to rain.
t Everything in the tents must b
). brought out and aired each mornin
r before inspection Sides of the tent
to be rolled up also.
! If you cannot swim get a pair r
"water wings" to take to camp wit
you. They will help you more tina
anything else-except confidence.
: The boys who go to camp with eye
wide open, a note book and pencil
their pockets. expecting to learn {
:. much as possible, are the ones WI
y will be satisfied with camp. The kicl
= = ers are usually the ones who con
: to camp expecting favors.
n Every Scout wishing a good CO.
\ of tan should not wait until reachir
- camp to start. A bad sunburn ms
= take away all the pleasure of can
life.
There will be plenty of plai
wholesome food provided for whs
ever number of boys in camp.
ss would be we'll to bear in mind tn
in health depends upon eating ju
in enough.
~ The food seems to taste better a
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