Evening journal., 1921-06-04

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CALENpAR on EvENTs.

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opens.
Paul (Pop) stansbury will be in
Wilmington saturday or Sunday TO
20 over camp plans. He is more
convinced each season that this camp
is the best on the Atlantic coast
Frank Ballantyne. OF Baltimore,
has been appointed boys work scene
tary at the Y. NJ. c. A. 20 succeed
Mr.. Yeager. Mr.. Bsllantyne was a
very active worker in Baltimore with
scouting and we are assured that
old Troop No. 3 will again be re-
vived and pushed Luck TO them!
At the Court of Honor meeting last
Wednesday night tn following scouts
were awarded merit badges: Earl
Chase. Troop %. Howard Robinson,
Troop 2. athletics: Edwin Limberger,
Hammond, whitaker Of Troop 20,
civics; Hammond Weis English,
. Grantland. Troop 26, iremanship'
Clarence Braden. Troop %, cycling
Hammond and whitaker, Troop 26'
, handicraft; Dannenhauer. Troop H.
interpreting: Sadler, Troop 2, Hare,
Troop %. pathhnding; Bowers, Troop
.. whitaker, Troop 26. personal
health: Dannenhauer. Troop II, pio-
neering: Bowers, Troop 2, Hammond,
Chase. English. Grantland, Troop
26, public health; Sadler, Troop ?
Robinson. Troop 2. English, Weis
I Grantland. Troop 26, safety-first
. Dannenhauer. Troop Il. scholarship
weis, Troop 26, swimming.
Two scouts were turned down or
account OF lack OF preparation ir
civics and one in machinery. The
court does not award badges TO scouts
, who are prepared 10 pass the re-
\ quired tests II the scoutmasterl
would assure themselves that hi
scouts are prepared for tests he vii
z save the court embarrassment and
+ time OF the examiners. The meri
I. badge application provides plac'
y for the scoutmaster's signature
n which means that he has gone owe
o the requirements. at least, with tn
o scout. DO you examine your scou
8 before he comes 20 the court?
y Certificates for the scouts witt
Y passed first aid have been receive'
Il at the Office Of the Red Cross an
i will be sent 10 the scouts who passel
n the examinations.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Borer are spendin
y the week at Lorewood Grove.
y card was received telling Of the wa
y they are enjoying the outing It wi
~ be remembered that Camp Caesa
= Rodney was located at this place 70
two seasons
= The following scouts have bee
! dropped from the roll OF Troop
for non-attendance and non-paymer
Of dues. James Stun James Johr
ston. Stanley Czajkowski. Harr
Thomas. Roy stun, Francis Wilsoi
=, Earl Assay and Robert Morris.
' scoutmasters should not enro
new scouts one week before cam
IN merely for reservations al cam
as Be sure your boy is a sticker an
ks has passed his tenderfoot examin'
tion before letting him make his al
~ plication.
It
in What one man says about caml
"A stay at the Scout Camp is an edl
Sc cation in scouting and an endowmei
e. in health. / have observed that q
2 boys who raise TO the highest ranl
It. in scouting and those who make II
ce hest showing in school are in a va
majority those who have been reg
d. lar attendants al the scout camp
er How many from your troop are &
~ ing 10 camp2
Anothed ship Is launched. TIL
py time the keel was laid for the s.
RS Scout ship George Peirce." Of Ne
eS Castle. assigned and given clearan
papers she slides along the ways Z
a successful cruise manned by str'
scouts and sailed by Skipper Edwa
Naylor and two Junior officers, Ser
man and Schagrin. The wood
III scout goes to sea, No lad is ful
~ prepared until he can handle hir
self in a boat. So every scout shou
b.. eventually be a sea scout. when
a,, has completed his frst-class tes
~ "He little knows the land who h
ms never sailed the seas and vi
on versa.
nh Sea scouting offers a boy the Us
cd ful skils and information outlin
Of in an attractive way. II also brin
IRE those habit-building values viii
he characterize all scouting and brin
It's. them at an age when the "old
leo boy" so frequently drops out
II scouting. Its mastery Of water cr'
he and lure make available numero
low trained life-savers for emergenci
me It may also have a distinct sign
I'D. cence vocationally. The marine !
per is never overcrowded. II the matt
1td is entering a vigorous commerc
vas campaign in countries where the n
ere has not been carried hitherto
asst business. IL must be done by shil
air transportation not yet being p
fected. The Sea Scout is prepared
as Troop 2-Mr Mallery tells
r. scouts Of Russell Moore. a register
by scout of this troop who was sh,
Of shocked and later died in Wal
ire, Reed Hospital. Washington. ID. c
ock Troop S-Had a 100 per cent h
last Saturday.
led Troop 11-Hikes to Thompso
cen Bridge.
w. Troop 12-Visits another troop
w.s Troop 23-Visited by two trC
committeeman.
les, Troop 2s-The Pine Tree pat