Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-10
PLAN HALF
YEARS WORK
BOY SCOUT COUNCIL HAS
REELECTED EWING
PRESIDENT

An advance schedule of Boy Scout
activities embracing the first six
months of the year beginning Septem-
Der /. 1921, was arranged by George
G. Driesbach, scout executive, and
adopted at a meeting of the new Scout
Council last Friday evening, in the
offices of Zimmerman & Rowley
Judge A. H. Reid presided over the
gathering.
The plan of outlining half years
work in this manner is expected to
make the work for the season much
easier by providing a definite program
for which preparation may be made
in advance. The scoutmaster's school
which is now in progress, will termi-
nate November II with banquet.
These meetings have been held every
Thursday evening sinve September 20.
Program to February
The past month of October has been
devoted to reorganization meetings OF
the troops and all are ready to put the
following program into effect:
November to March Troop Eff
cheney contest.
November IL to 24-Red Cross cam
paign.
November is to December ESP. l..
School 1880 to S.30 on Friday even
ings. Scribe school, same hour.
November II - Scoutmasters' ban
quet.
November 19--Patrol leaders hike
with Professor Elson.
November 1S-Recreational Insti-
tute.
November 25-Court of honor
December 9--Inter- district rally.
December 30-Court of honor
December 23-Scout Christmas fes-
tival.
December 24-Turn in Christmas
toys, and deliver baskets to poor.
January 13-Scout circus.
Month of January-Father and Son
banquet.
January 27--Court of honor.
February l to May 1-Inter-patrol
contest-city wide.
February 22-Washington's Birth
day. City wide hike to Watcha Eecha,
out door games.
February Scout anniversary week.
Appropriate ceremonies.
February 24-Court of honor.
Test passing will be held every
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from
400 to 900 O'Clock at Marathon park
and also every Saturday morning from
1880 to $50 will be devoted to swim
ming at the Y. NJ. c. A. Beginning
with the first Friday in December and
continuing throughout the winter free
motion pictures will be given for the
scouts in the city schools. Each scout
is allowed TO bring one friend with
him to view these pictures which will
include drama and comedy as well as
educational films and scout scenes.
The big spring review will be held in
May of next year
Officers Elected
NJ. c, Ewing was reelected presi-
dent of the Scout Council. Other Of
ticers are: Judge A. II. Reid. first vice
president; 5. b. Tobey, second vice
president; f. ID. Timlin, third vice
president; W. c. Landon, secretary;
II. c. Berger, treasurer. DR.. III. II.
Hopkins was elected commissioner in
place of c. c. Yawkey who desired TO
be released from the position as he
is compelled to spend much time out
OF the city. Mr.. Yawkey will con-
unue his active interest in scout mat
ters, however.
The executive board will be COM
posed of ID. c. Everest, Emory Horn
and DR., r. w. Jones in addition TO the
officers of last year and the chairmen
of the following committees:
Executiye-J. A. Sullivan, Chairman;
A. II. zimmerman, ID. c. Everest.
Organization--J. A. Sullivan. chair
man; ]. l. Sturtevant and V. Ather-
ton.
Publieity-Robert Altman, chair