Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-21

terS. Assistant ScoutmaSterS, Cnaries
Hopkins and w. l.. Bates. Meeting
place. Mesa Presbyterian church. Time
of meeting. Tuesday, 7:15 p. IN.
Scouts of Troop l had weather maps
and camp information to report on at
the last meeting. Mr.. Fuller. of the
Weather Service, said he would be glad
to show the Scouts the weather in
struments any afternoon.
We planned 'mulligan feed" for
next time but after thinking 1t over tho
Scoutmaster and tho two Assistant
Scoutmasters decided to postpone It,.
Mombers of Troop please come at the
regular time instead of at $50.
w. l.. BATES, a. S. NJ.
TROOP >. Scoutmaster, II. C. Thomp-
son. Acting Assistant Scoutmastcr
George Pattee. Meeting place, Bethel
NJ. T.. church. Time of meeting, FRI
day. I p. m.
II you ever saw a more peppy meet
Ing than Troop . had Friday evening
manac somewhere. The boys were
rearing to go from start to finish.
The meeting was called to order by
Francis McClclland with twcnty-four
Scouts present and three absent. As
there was no business left over from
last meeting we started in with new
business.
The first thing that popped into the
Scouts heads was n hike spring vaca-
ton. or course. it passed unanimously.
Every boy is ready for that hike.
As the bills to bo distributed during
tho Clcan-tp campaign wcrc received
Friday afternoon the Scouts were given
their territory and told how to go about
distributing the cards. Saturday was
set as the day for covering our terri
tory
Two Second Class pins were awarded
81 fIF.F Fl II
Sprcnglc- our Scouts arc beginning
to take an Interest in the tests now
and VIC hope to have some more Sec
ond Glass soon.
Each OF the patrols held its weekly
meeting. The patrols hold a meeting
each week TO discuss patrol events and
activities.
Mr., Thompson then announced some
thing that made all the troops hungry
Immediately. He said there would be
leo cream and cake served at the next
meeting and for every Scout to be sure
and be there. | guess there is no doubt
about who will be missing next time.
tho.
Aftcr tho business meeting tho Scouts
decided that they would like to go
down and visit Troop II. Accordingly
we all marched down and found them
Just thru with their business meeting.
Scoutmastcr kingery gave a short talk
upon friendship between the two troops
and Mr.. Thompson also spoke upon the
same subject. Then VIC had some box
ing between the Scouts of the two
troops and also a few other games
meeting broke up. Troop departing
homcward thinking OF the ice cream
and cake OF next meeting.
KERMIT KELLY. Press Reporter.
TROOP ). seoutmas;er. Frank
Whctznl- Assistant Scoutmastcr.
George Else. Meeting place. First NJ.
y. church. Time OF meeting. Friday
: p. m.
Welcome to our troop. Scouts, Count
yourselves as full redgcsi members
Of Troop :. even tho you haven't been
hero longer than a couple OF weeks
oh! Boy! Talk about your JOY. I'm
uyerlowing with our good success.
Why Come TO life. YOU sleepy heads!
Didn't you know about the contest be-
tween the PATROLS You know. those
Flying Eagles sure thought they had
put ono over us Cuckoos when last
meeting IL was found they were q
points ahead. Now. 1 wonder what arc
under their hats Tho Cuckoos. un-
able TO think OF such an outrage got
tn work and as result five new Tender
foet passed their tests in ono night.
That puts the Cuckoos 70 points ahead
Of tho Flying Eagles And to boot
the Cuckoos beat the Flying Eagles in
knot tying contest. Who's got tho
best patrol. now, Flying EagIcs7 Keep
your eyes open and watch the Cuckoos
with tho FtrcmanS Garry race next
meeting, cause they are just bound TO
win. after those Flying Eagles won
that pumpkin pic.
Troop 5 has been turning out fine on
these hikes OF late Friday night We
hlkod out to Il little place on the Foun-
tain River. and there were about TWEEN
~ follows present. Nearly ono hun
drcd per cent turnout How docs that
sound to your \ few OF them took
tests in cooking and signalling, and
fivc others were admitted as Tender
'cet. They are a. Long. ]. Evans. p.
Scott. NJ. Rose. and Il. Durant
As usual our inVincible quartet had
to warblc couple OF songs. but We
sure missed that wonderful bass of f..
Altman. / wonder why Mr.. Whetzal
shined his shoes before coming, as hc
certainly knew he was going to have
70 wade thru n lot OF mud. ANYWAY,
his shoes looked as tho they had seen
some service before he got back. AS
FOR George Pattcc.-shucks. some girl
sure has got him hog-ticd to her apron
strings, cause VIC seldom ever hear
Of him any more.
Eyes open. Troop !. Remember tina
We have changed our meeting night
from Thursday to Friday night. at tho
same hour. Now don't forget and come
down Thursday night. cause you're al
most suro to find tho doors locked and
nobody home.
ENERET'TE PARNELt,. Scribe.
Troop 8. Scoutmastcr. A.. g.
Marsh. Meeting place. 123 North
santa Fe avenue. Time of meeting,
Friday. 7:3O u. m
Whoopce! Sowi Say. boy! Have
yuh heard tho news CPardon tho
English. l mean lack OF English but
Two got to- mean | have to cx-
press myself) Court of Honor met
last saturday and Troop 3 was rep
resented. one First Glass Scout. Bill
Gammol, Senior Patrol Leader, was
awardel | his pin. and Lewis Barnum,
Patrol Leader of the Pine Tree Pa
,-,ss av-ardcI f;y, u,r,,